If you are considering a Rhinoplasty, there is something you should ask that you might not even be aware to ask, and that is, how is your breathing? Most people get a rhinoplasty to improve their aesthetic look but don’t think how their breathing could get worse in their mission for a nicer nose. The reality is that the net effect of a rhinoplasty procedure is that the nose is made smaller and cuter, but it also weakens it. In this episode, Dr. Rahban and his patient Marissa talk about her journey with Rhinoplasty to improve her ethnic nose and how she gained a bonus by breathing better. She also discusses why she went the extra mile searching for the right doctor by traveling from Vancouver to Beverly Hills to get a consultation with Dr. Rahban. Together they delve into the difference between reductive and reconstructive rhinoplasty and why her reconstructive procedure helped strengthen and support her nose today to avoid the negative long-term effect of a reductive rhinoplasty.

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