Restoring the upper third of the face:

Eyelid surgery includes treating the upper eyelids, lower eyelids including fat herniation and the position of the upper lids. Often, eyebrow contouring or brow lifting can be done simultaneously. A precise facial analysis and discussion of your goals is the foundation to establishing your individualized treatment plan.

reshaping the central face for balance

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Nose & Chin Surgery at a Glance

Overview

Rhinoplasty and chin augmentation are among the most transformative procedures in facial plastic surgery — and among the most powerful when performed together. The nose and chin define the profile, and their relationship to one another determines whether the face reads as balanced and harmonious. Even subtle changes to either structure can dramatically improve facial proportion and symmetry.

Dr. Anghel approaches nose and chin surgery with an artistic eye and a surgeon's precision. Whether the goal is refining a dorsal hump, addressing a wide or bulbous nasal tip, correcting nasal asymmetry, or building a stronger chin to improve an undefined jawline, each plan is developed through careful facial analysis and an honest conversation about your goals.

Chin implant placement is often performed alongside rhinoplasty, as enhancing chin projection naturally balances the nose and creates a more elegant profile. Fat grafting may also be incorporated to soften and blend transitions for a fully natural-looking result.

No two patient plans are the same. Your treatment will be tailored to your anatomy, your proportions, and what makes you feel most like yourself.


Recovery 

Most patients are able to return to social activity or work within 10–14 days of rhinoplasty and chin surgery. A nasal splint is worn for the first week. Swelling and bruising around the nose and eyes are expected and gradually resolve over the following weeks.

Chin implant patients experience mild swelling and tightness at the chin for the first 1–2 weeks. The majority of patients manage post-operative discomfort comfortably with over-the-counter medications. Dr. Anghel will ask you to avoid strenuous activity for the first 4 weeks; gentle walking and light stretching are encouraged throughout your rhinoplasty recovery.

Results

Results from nose and chin surgery are visible immediately, with continued refinement as swelling resolves. Swelling peaks on days 2–3. Bruising typically subsides by 1–2 weeks, and swelling is 80% improved at the 2-week mark. By 1 month, 90% of swelling has resolved — and 95% by 3 months.

Rhinoplasty results continue to refine for up to a full year as residual swelling at the nasal tip gradually clears. Scars, where present, begin as pink thin lines and fade to thin white lines. Full healing is complete in one year.

Types of Nose & Chin Surgery

Liquid Rhinoplasty

Functional Rhinoplasty with Septoplasty

Non-Surgical Chin Augmentation

For patients seeking a preview of chin projection or a subtle enhancement without surgery, injectable chin augmentation using dermal filler offers a temporary, reversible option. This is an excellent starting point for patients considering surgical augmentation in the future.

Chin Implant (Mentoplasty)

For patients with a weak or recessed chin that creates an imbalanced profile. A chin implant is placed through a small incision under the chin, adding projection and definition to the jawline with minimal downtime. This procedure is commonly combined with rhinoplasty for a comprehensive profile enhancement.

Cosmetic Rhinoplasty

Revision Rhinoplasty

Functional Rhinoplasty with Septoplasty

For patients whose primary concern is the shape, size, or definition of the nasal tip — including a wide, bulbous, or drooping tip — without requiring changes to the bridge. This more limited procedure delivers precise, targeted refinement with a focused recovery.

For patients who have had a prior nose surgery and are seeking correction of unsatisfactory results — whether aesthetic or functional. Revision rhinoplasty is among the most technically demanding procedures in facial plastic surgery, and Dr. Anghel's surgical training and meticulous approach make her exceptionally well-suited for these cases.

For patients who have had a prior nose surgery and are seeking correction of unsatisfactory results — whether aesthetic or functional. Revision rhinoplasty is among the most technically demanding procedures in facial plastic surgery, and Dr. Anghel's surgical training and meticulous approach make her exceptionally well-suited for these cases.

Designed for patients seeking refinement of the nasal bridge or tip while maintaining the nose's natural structure and character. Dr. Anghel uses an open rhinoplasty technique that reshapes from within — reducing a dorsal hump or refining the tip without removing the native cartilage framework. This approach minimizes swelling, supports a more natural result, and reduces recovery time.

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