What Is Cosmetic Rhinoplasty?
According to an article on the Stanford Medicine website, cosmetic rhinoplasty has been performed since at least 18871 and remains among the most popular and sought-after cosmetic procedures in the nation. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons reports that nearly 45,000 rhinoplasties are performed in the United States each year2. Nose surgery involves correcting the nasal tip, bridge, and nostrils to improve overall balance and aesthetics. While cosmetic surgery refines the nose’s appearance, it can also improve the patient’s breathing.
Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty
Non-surgical or “liquid” rhinoplasty is performed using injectables. It can address minor contour irregularities, asymmetry, and small bumps in the nose, all without downtime or discomfort. In some cases, non-surgical rhinoplasty can help patients in and beyond Philadelphia to “try on” cosmetic changes in the nose before committing to a more invasive and costly procedure. Dr. Jones will offer a detailed consultation to help determine your candidacy for either surgical or non-surgical rhinoplasty.
Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty
Ultrasonic rhinoplasty, also called piezoelectric rhinoplasty, is an advanced surgical technique that uses ultrasonic technology to sculpt and refine the nasal bones with exceptional precision by cutting only the bones while preserving the skin and soft tissues. This helps patients experience less trauma, pain, and bruising and an overall smoother recovery.
This technique is generally better for individuals with dorsal humps, asymmetrical features, thin or fragile skin, or those who want to narrow their nasal bridge. You will discuss your candidacy with Dr. Jones during your consultation.



