During your consultation, Dr. Cangello will evaluate your nasal anatomy, facial proportions, breathing function, and individual concerns. He will then explain the surgical options most appropriate for your structure and develop a personalized plan aligned with your goals.

Rhinoplasty may be appropriate for healthy patients who want to improve nasal proportion, refine specific features, correct asymmetry, or address structural concerns affecting breathing. Candidacy is determined through a detailed evaluation of your anatomy, expectations, and medical history.

Yes. Dr. Cangello’s approach is centered on refinement rather than reinvention. The goal is to improve balance and proportion while preserving the features, character, and identity that make your face distinctly yours.

In many cases, yes. When concerns such as a deviated septum, nasal valve weakness, or internal obstruction are present, functional correction may be incorporated into the surgical plan when appropriate.

Most patients return to work and social activities within one to two weeks. Swelling and refinement continue to improve gradually, with the final result developing over several months as the tissues settle.

Rhinoplasty is designed to create long-lasting structural and aesthetic improvement. Once healing is complete, the result is generally permanent, although the nose and surrounding facial tissues will continue to age naturally over time.