Enhancing both appearance and function of the nose — Rhinoplasty, often called a “nose job,” is one of the most common facial plastic surgeries. It can be performed for cosmetic reasons, functional improvements to breathing, or both. In many cases, cosmetic reshaping is combined with functional nasal surgery such as septoplasty and/or turbinate reduction to optimize both form and function.

Common Reasons for Rhinoplasty

  • Straightening a crooked nose
  • Reducing a nasal hump
  • Refining a rounded or drooping nasal tip
  • Narrowing a wide nose or nostrils
  • Lengthening or shortening the nose for facial balance
  • Improving breathing by correcting structural problems such as a deviated septum or collapsed nasal valves

Why Patients Choose Dr. Morrin

As a fellowship-trained facial plastic surgeon with extensive experience in both cosmetic and functional nasal surgery, Dr. Morrin understands the intricate balance between form and breathing function. She takes the time to listen to each patient’s goals, uses advanced surgical techniques for precision and natural-looking results, and prioritizes long-term nasal health. Her approach ensures that your rhinoplasty results not only enhance your facial harmony but also preserve or improve your ability to breathe comfortably.