Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty at New You Harley Street: Where Expertise Meets Collaboration
26th July 2023
A Rhinoplasty, or 'nose job', is much more than a surgical procedure – it's a journey towards self-confidence, often transforming not just looks but also one's outlook on life. Choosing a trusted provider for such a significant transformation is key. That's where New You Harley Street comes into the picture, providing a personal and detailed approach to Rhinoplasty from our clinic at 101 Harley Street.
Meet the Experts
Meet Dr. Onur Gilleard and Dr. Pascal Lahoud, the exceptional Surgeons behind our clinic's success. Dr. Gilleard specialises exclusively in Rhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction, his belief in achieving natural, long-lasting, beautiful results has earned him an excellent reputation.
Dr. Lahoud is a distinguished surgeon with 25 years of experience in Cosmetic, Plastic, and Reconstructive Surgery spanning the United Kingdom, Italy, and Lebanon. His extensive expertise in Rhinoplasty includes over 5000 procedures across the globe.
Our Process and Patient Focus
Rhinoplasty at New You Harley Street goes beyond the operating room. The patient's journey doesn't end with the surgery – it’s the aftercare that truly makes a difference. At our clinic, patients are the focus, the centre of everything we do. We ensure their needs are not just met, but exceeded, with our small dedicated team at 101 Harley Street being here for you at every step.
Rhinoplasty in the Social Media Age
With the rise of social media and celebrity culture, expectations from Rhinoplasty have skyrocketed over the years. Many patients aspire to replicate results they see on Instagram or in movies. At New You Harley Street, we understand this aspiration, but we also emphasise that every nose, like every individual, is unique. We are pioneers of a specialist technique called 'Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty' – the Piezotome handpiece allows for precise bone sculpting without damaging soft tissues, meaning increased accuracy, less swelling, and quicker recovery.
Pride in Our Clinic
We take pride in the team dynamic at 101 Harley Street, where everyone from receptionist to surgeon works together to provide smooth, efficient, and compassionate care. Your perfect nose isn't just our job – it's our purpose.
To learn more about our process and book a consultation, please get in touch with us today.
Contact us
We understand that it can feel like a big step deciding to book a consultation and start your journey. The team at New You are here to help you towards becoming your most confident self.
A nasal septal perforation occurs when a hole develops in the wall separating the nasal passages (septum). This condition can significantly impact breathing function and quality of life. The most common cause of septal perforation is previous nasal surgery, particularly septoplasty or rhinoplasty procedures. Other significant causes include trauma, cocaine use, inflammatory conditions, and prolonged use of nasal sprays.
Patients typically experience symptoms such as whistling sounds during breathing, recurring nosebleeds, crusting, and chronic nasal congestion. Some may notice a persistent feeling of nasal obstruction or experience headaches. The severity of symptoms often correlates with the size and location of the perforation.
Closed rhinoplasty is an advanced surgical technique that involves making all incisions inside the nostrils, leaving no visible external scarring. This sophisticated approach to nose reshaping differs from open rhinoplasty as it maintains the natural structure of the columella - the tissue between the nostrils. The procedure is particularly beneficial for patients requiring moderate adjustments to their nasal structure, offering reduced swelling and typically faster recovery times compared to open techniques. The closed approach is especially suitable for corrections involving the nasal bridge, tip refinements, and subtle changes to overall nose shape. Ideal candidates include individuals seeking improvement in nasal aesthetics without extensive structural changes, though our skilled surgeons can achieve remarkable results even in more complex cases through this minimally invasive technique.
A septal perforation occurs when a hole develops in the nasal septum, the wall dividing the nasal cavity. The most common cause of septal perforation is previous nasal surgery, accounting for approximately 40% of cases. Other significant causes include trauma, cocaine use, and inflammatory conditions affecting the nasal tissues. Patients typically experience symptoms such as whistling sounds during breathing, recurring nosebleeds, and chronic nasal crusting. Some individuals may notice persistent nasal congestion or experience difficulty breathing through one or both sides of the nose. Risk factors include previous septoplasty procedures, autoimmune conditions, and chronic use of nasal sprays containing decongestants.
