The ideal candidate for a piezo ultrasonic nose job is an individual looking to reshape their nose for aesthetic enhancement or to rectify functional issues such as breathing difficulties.
In addition to having realistic expectations about the nose job outcome, potential candidates should be healthy and non-smokers. They should also have a fully developed nasal structure.

Piezo rhinoplasty offers several benefits. It’s less traumatic to the tissues, leading to minimal bruising and swelling, resulting in a quicker and more comfortable recovery.
The method also allows for extreme precision, yielding more predictable and natural-looking results. Since this technique can be performed using a closed approach, it leaves no visible external scars.

Recovery times for rhinoplasty depend on the patient and the complexity of the procedure. However, due to the less invasive nature of the ultrasonic method, recovery is generally quicker than with traditional rhinoplasty. It’s typical for most rhinoplasty patients to resume their usual activities around 1 to 2 weeks after the surgery, usually after removing the nasal splint. While swelling and bruising progressively diminish within the initial few weeks, the final and settled form of the nose may not be apparent until up to a year post-operation.

The ultrasonic method offers a significant advantage over traditional rhinoplasty techniques when dealing with nasal bones. Traditional nasal surgery, which often involves manually breaking the nasal bones with traditional rhinoplasty instruments – surgical chisel and hammer, can be imprecise and lead to more trauma for the surrounding soft tissue.
In contrast, the ultrasonic method uses high-frequency vibrations to precisely cut and reshape the bones, preserving the integrity of the surrounding soft tissues. This results in less bruising, less swelling, and decreased surgical bleeding, leading to a more controlled and predictable outcome.