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Asian Rhinoplasty in New Jersey

Asian individuals in New Jersey seeking rhinoplasty can trust Dr. Daniel G. Becker, MD, FACS. As an internationally recognized, board-certified surgeon, he specializes in techniques that both enhance and preserve unique facial features. With years of specialized experience in primary, ethnic, and revision rhinoplasty, Dr. Becker ensures exceptional results that honor your individuality, all conveniently available in two East Coast locations.

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Reveal Benefits with Asian Rhinoplasty Expertise

Embark on a transformative journey with Dr. Becker’s specialized Asian Rhinoplasty, the second most popular cosmetic procedure among Asians globally. It promises both aesthetic and functional benefits tailored to your unique facial anatomy and cosmetic goals. Experience true facial harmony without compromising your cultural identity, all thanks to Dr. Becker’s expertise.

1. Personalized Cosmetic Goals

Whether it’s raising the nasal bridge or refining the tip, Dr. Becker adjusts each procedure to meet your specific desires.

2. Functional Improvement

Beyond beauty, tackle breathing issues or past surgical complications with Dr. Becker’s precise techniques.

3. Enhanced Facial Harmony

Achieve a balanced, harmonious look that respects your unique Asian beauty and enhances your natural features. Trust Dr. Becker for optimal results.

Asian Rhinoplasty Overview

What is Asian Rhinoplasty?

Asian rhinoplasty, also known as an Asian nose job, is a complex procedure performed to improve breathing or enhance the nose’s appearance in Asian patients.

Asian Rhinoplasty can address a variety of concerns related to the appearance and function of the nose. This ethnic rhinoplasty requires Asian rhinoplasty patients typically feature a full nasal tip, flat profile, thick nasal skin, flared nostrils, and a shorter nasal bridge.

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Types of Asian Rhinoplasty

It can be either functional or cosmetic.

Candidates

Asian Nose Job Candidates

Asian rhinoplasty candidates are adults who want to alter their nose size, shape, or function. They must be healthy enough to undergo surgery, able to explain the changes they are interested in and have realistic goals. Dr. Becker works closely with each patient to identify and resolve undesirable characteristics while preserving their natural appearance and beautiful cultural authenticity.

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Asian Rhinoplasty Before & After Photos

*All patients are unique and individual results may vary.

Asian Nose Evaluation

Asian Rhinoplasty Consultation

Individuals interested in learning more about the Asian rhinoplasty procedure and its benefits can request a consultation at the Becker Rhinoplasty Center. During the consultation, Dr. Becker performs an examination, reviews the patient’s medical history, and discusses their aesthetic concerns and expectations. Computerized imaging offers a simulated photo of the expected post-surgery results.

Nose Job Prep Insights

Expert Tips for Prepping for an Asian Nose Job

Dr. Becker has two conveniently located offices in Voorhees, NJ, across from the Delaware River. Most patients travel within the United States to have rhinoplasty surgery with Dr. Becker. However, Becker Rhinoplasty Center also accommodates patients who travel internationally to have surgery performed by world-renowned rhinoplasty specialist Dr. Becker.

Patients who travel to New Jersey for the procedure should plan to stay in town one to two weeks after the surgery to heal and attend follow-up appointments. Out-of-town patients must solidify their travel plans and hotel arrangements before the procedure. Staff is available to assist with lodging and travel recommendations.

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Surgery Preparation Tips

Dr. Becker provides complete prep and aftercare instructions, which may include:

Coordinating a ride to and from the facility on the day of their surgery
Purchasing appropriate pillows for head elevation
Preparing easily-accessible healthy food and beverages
Using antimicrobial soap before the surgery to reduce the risk of infection
Wearing button-down shirts during recovery
Quitting smoking at least two weeks before the surgery
Taking at least a week off work or school
Avoiding NSAIDs, aspirin, vitamin E, and certain herbal supplements or medications that increase the risk of bleeding for two weeks before the surgery

Real Patient Review

"Dr. Daniel Becker is the sweetest most caring person. It’s almost a year since I had a really bad nose bleeds and he was there for us, came to hospital in the snow on a Sunday just to fix me. He is so very special and always there when you need him. Love him!!!!"

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Procedure Overview

How an Asian Rhinoplasty is Performed

Asian rhinoplasty is personalized to match each patient’s goals. General anesthesia is typically used during the procedure to ensure the patient sleeps comfortably. An incision is created along the base of the nose, which makes a single scar hidden in the crease.

Raising the Nasal Bridge

Asian rhinoplasty may involve raising the nasal bridge to add height and definition using a synthetic silicone implant or a cartilage graph taken from the rib.

Refining the Nasal Tip

Asian rhinoplasty often includes refining the nasal tip for a sleeker or more defined appearance. This aspect of the surgery involves trimming cartilage and blending and repositioning cartilage.

Patients with thick nasal skin may require more cartilage alteration to create more significant results. A graft is not typically needed, but it could be used to achieve the desired effect.

Increasing Tip Projection

Increasing the nasal tip projection is often a part of Asian rhinoplasty. Surgical techniques enhance the tip, and grafts may be taken from the septum between the nasal passages, ear, or rib to increase the nasal tip, improve the framework, and create a desirable nose shape.

Reducing the Width of the Nostrils

The rhinoplasty surgeon may reduce the width of the base during Asian rhinoplasty to lessen large, flared nostrils. He may remove some tissue from the nostrils, bring them inwards, and suture them into a new position to narrow the nostrils.

Most Asian rhinoplasty procedures provide discreet changes that are impactful and appear natural. Dr. Becker uses his artistic eye and surgical skills to shape the nose, correct nasal asymmetry, and enhance overall facial harmony.

Risks and Effects

Potential Risks and Side Effects of Asian Rhinoplasty

Asian rhinoplasty is a safe procedure with minimal recovery and side effects. There are risks with any facial plastic surgery, which may include infection, bleeding, scarring, and side effects from anesthesia. Most patients experience bruising, swelling, and nasal congestion after their surgery. Dr. Becker explains the side effects and recovery during the consultation.

Recovery Process

Asian Rhinoplasty Recovery

Asian rhinoplasty is a same-day, outpatient procedure. Patients typically sleep for much of the first day and should have someone stay with them for the first 24 to 48 hours. Pain and discomfort are controlled with medication distributed by their caregiver. Patients must keep their heads slightly elevated at a 45° angle while sitting or lying down. A lightly applied cool compress can reduce nasal swelling. The doctor encourages patients to relax for one week before resuming moderate normal activities.

One Week Post Nose Surgery

Patients will visit Dr. Becker in one week. The nasal cast is typically removed at this visit, and most bruising disappears in approximately two weeks. The nose takes on its new refined shape without apparent signs of surgery within several months.

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Experience Matters

Why Choose Dr. Daniel Becker for an Asian Rhinoplasty?

Dr. Daniel Becker typically performs nose surgery under general anesthesia. He operates in an approved facility with an expert care team. Before the procedure, Dr. Daniel Becker will meet with the patient and guide them through the steps of the surgery. He may create markings on the patient’s face to help guide him as he makes the requested changes to the nose. Patients are placed in a comfortable and monitored sleep while Dr. Daniel Becker operates.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Asian Rhinoplasty

Why is Asian Rhinoplasty Special?

Asian rhinoplasty makes alterations while respecting and preserving the patient’s Asian heritage. Dr. Becker creates a customized Asian treatment plan using advanced surgical approaches to correct the bridge, treat a bulbous nose, remove a blockage, or refine the nasal tip.

Will I need an implant during my Asian Rhinoplasty?

Dr. Becker creates a unique patient plan that outlines his recommendations to adjust intrinsic characteristics while preserving Asian nasal features. An implant is not always needed, but Dr. Becker may recommend a nasal implant or graft using tissue from another area to create your desired aesthetic goals.

When will I See the Full Results after My Asian Nose Job?

You can expect to experience many benefits within three months. However, mild swelling may linger for one year or longer.

How much does Asian rhinoplasty cost?

The cost of Asian rhinoplasty varies based on the specific issues addressed during the surgery. Dr. Becker explains the procedure details and the price during a private consultation. The friendly office staff at the Becker Rhinoplasty Center can explain credit options through CareCredit.

Is the Asian nose job painful?

Most patients experience mild to moderate discomfort following rhinoplasty surgery, which is treated with oral pain medication. Some patients mention nasal stuffiness or the inability to breathe through their noses. Dr. Becker may use compression to reduce swelling, which can minimize nasal airflow or cause stuffiness. Breathing typically returns to normal within one week.