Male Rhinoplasty

Male rhinoplasty and female rhinoplasty are different in several ways, as the anatomical differences between the male and female nose can affect the surgical approach and aesthetic goals.

1. Nasal shape: The male nose tends to have a stronger and more prominent bridge than the female nose, with a wider base and less upward tilt. Male rhinoplasty may focus on enhancing the bridge of the nose, while female rhinoplasty may focus on creating a more delicate and refined nose shape.
2. Skin thickness: Men typically have thicker skin on the nose than women, which can affect how the nose appears after surgery. Male rhinoplasty may require more extensive structural changes to the underlying bone and cartilage to achieve the desired result.
3. Facial harmony: In both male and female rhinoplasty, the goal is to create a nose that is in balance with the rest of the face. However, In Male patients, the aim is to create a natural looking masculine nose with a straight bridge (not sloped) and a lifted tip with a 90 degrees angle.

Overall, male and female rhinoplasty may involve different surgical techniques and aesthetic goals, but both require a skilled and experienced surgeon like Dr Samer, who can customize the procedure to meet the unique needs of each patient. It is important for patients considering rhinoplasty to choose a surgeon who has experience working with both male and female patients and who can provide personalized care and attention

Male Rhinoplasty Before & After Photos