London's leading specialists in ultrasonic and preservation rhinoplasty.
Our surgeons combine surgical expertise with an artistic eye to achieve natural, balanced results.
Many patients come to us after non-surgical treatments failed to deliver lasting results. Start your journey with trusted experts in surgical nose reshaping.
These photos were provided with the courtesy of Dr. Sami Alhasan.
Refinement of dorsal hump and enhanced nasal tip rotatio.
Reduction of dorsal hump and correction of nasal asymmetry for facial harmony.
Septorhinoplasty to achieve the realignment of the nose in the midline.
London's premier surgeons for precision nose reshaping.
Respected by patients and peers for complex cases.
Pioneering ultrasonic and preservation rhinoplasty.
Balanced outcomes that enhance your natural beauty.
Correcting breathing while achieving aesthetic goals.
Exceptional care in London's medical district.
A Visionary Leader in Aesthetic Medicine
Professor Ali Ghanem, founder and Medical Director, blends scientific insight, artistic vision, and surgical expertise for natural, transformative results. Educated in Syria and the UK, he holds credentials from the Royal College of Surgeons, a PhD from UCL, and an MPhil in Medical Law and Ethics. His commitment merges biotechnology with aesthetic medicine, honed through global fellowships and collaborations. Registered with the GMC (no. 5200491), he remains devoted to holistic solutions that empower patients.
Specialist Plastic Surgeon, MD
Grounded in my education as an ENT surgeon from Aleppo University, we navigate the complexities of the National Health Service (NHS) to improve patient outcomes. My journey from a facial plastics fellow to a clinical fellow, and now a consultant, has been marked by an unwavering commitment to patient-centered care. With expertise in care planning and medical office management, we strive to innovate surgical techniques and treatment strategies that set new standards in healthcare excellence.
Tailored techniques for your unique transformation
Specialized techniques to address previous surgical outcomes and create the refined results you originally desired.
Advanced technology using ultrasonic waves to precisely sculpt nasal bones with unparalleled accuracy and minimal trauma.
A revolutionary approach that preserves your natural nasal structures while making refined adjustments for truly natural results.
Focused techniques that reshape and define the nasal tip for improved facial balance and a more refined profile.
Specialized techniques to reshape wide or flaring nostrils for improved facial harmony and balanced proportions.
Comprehensive approach that corrects both appearance and internal structures for improved breathing and aesthetics.
Not sure which technique is right for you?
Schedule a personalized consultation| The operation usually requires general anaesthesia but we can also offer local anaesthesia. Depending on your needs, the surgical approach will vary. This might include: Trimming and repositioning the cartilage for tip elevation or reduction. Dorsum reduction for a reduction in the size of the nose or shape of the bridge. Altering the septum to address breathing difficulties. Tip restoration and reconstruction using cartilage to restore its shape. It may be necessary to use a nasal implant to reshape the nose. Alar base reduction surgery to reduce the size of the nostrils. |
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| Improvements will be visible upon the removal of your cast. Over six months to a year, your nose will continue to change shape. During this time, swelling should reduce and you should start to see the final results towards the end of 1 year. |
| The results of a rhinoplasty procedure last a lifetime; however, as you age, the cartilage and underlying bone structure can begin to weaken, which can cause the nasal tip to droop ever-so-slightly. Other changes could occur if you broke or damaged your nose in some way. |
| The speed of recovery varies from patient to patient. We may require you to wear a nasal splint for the first week following your operation. Swelling and significant bruising around the eye and nose area may occur and will continue to improve over the course of 2-3 weeks. Discomfort may be felt during this time. Numbness felt at the tip of the nose is normal, and will resolve over a few weeks. Some patients can experience a stuffy sensation up the nostrils, and the nose may become runny with fluid or blood. |
| As with all surgeries, there are risks. Some of the risks may include: Unsatisfactory result Anaesthesia risks Infection Poor wound healing or scarring Difficulty breathing – stuffy sensation up the nose which can also be linked to your sinuses. Numbness or pain Perforated septum Skin discolouration Pollybeak deformity |
| A closed incision will leave no visible remaining scars. This approach may be taken if the surgeon needs to remove cartilage or changes to the bone structure need to be made. An open incision will leave a minimal scar that is virtually undetectable to the naked eye. This option is usually favourable if the surgeon needs to reconstruct the nasal tip. |
| Yes. A Rhinoplasty can have aesthetic and respiratory benefits on the nose, where alongside changing the shape of the nose, many patients also report that they can breathe easier after a Rhinoplasty. |
| Generally, a Rhinoplasty will not change your voice but may have positive impact on a very nasal-sounding voice. During a Rhinoplasty, Dr Yannis is able to resolve blockages or structural problems (such as a deviated septum), which may resolve a nasal voice. Immediately after a Rhinoplasty you can expect your voice to sound more congested than usual and this is very normal too. You’ll be congested because of the splint and packing placed in the nose to keep it in place and protected after surgery. Once this is removed your voice will be back to normal. |
| With every surgery there are risks involved, however, the space of risk gets smaller and smaller when performed by an experienced surgeon – like Dr Yannis. |
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| The first few days after a Rhinoplasty are usually the worse as this is when your nose will be quite achy and sore. However, as each day passes, you can expect your nose to feel better and better. |
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