Rhinoplasty has long been one of the most requested cosmetic surgeries, but new techniques are changing the way surgeons and patients approach nasal refinement. In 2025, two approaches are generating significant interest: preservation rhinoplasty and non-surgical rhinoplasty.
What is Preservation Rhinoplasty?
Traditional rhinoplasty often involves removing and reconstructing nasal structures. In contrast, preservation rhinoplasty maintains more of the nose’s natural anatomy. By making refinements without overly altering support structures, surgeons can achieve a more natural appearance, reduce trauma, and speed up recovery.
The Appeal of Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty
For patients not ready to commit to surgery, injectable fillers can provide temporary improvements in nasal shape. Non-surgical rhinoplasty can smooth a dorsal hump, improve symmetry, or refine the tip of the nose, all with minimal downtime. Though results are temporary, many patients find it an excellent option to “preview” changes before surgery.
Tailoring the Right Approach for Each Patient
The choice between preservation rhinoplasty, traditional rhinoplasty, and non-surgical options depends on each patient’s anatomy, goals, and expectations. A skilled surgeon can guide patients toward the approach that best balances function and aesthetics.
Expertise You Can Trust
As an experienced facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Henry Mentz combines technical precision with artistic vision. Whether you’re seeking subtle refinements or a long-term surgical solution, he provides personalized care to ensure results that fit your unique features.
Considering Rhinoplasty?
If you’ve been thinking about refining your nose, now is the time to explore the latest advances in rhinoplasty. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Henry Mentz to discover which approach best aligns with your goals and experience the confidence that comes with expert care.
