What Is Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty is surgery that reshapes and supports the nose so it is better balanced with the rest of the face. At BienPoMD, augmentation rhinoplasty may use the patient’s own cartilage or a medical-grade implant such as silicone or expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE, commonly called Gore-Tex).
The plan may address a low bridge, asymmetry, a wide or bulbous tip, weak structural support, or changes from an earlier procedure. Implant choice and surgical approach are individualized according to anatomy, skin thickness, support, previous treatments, and the patient’s goals.
Who May Be a Candidate?
Rhinoplasty may be considered for patients who:
- Have a flat or poorly defined nasal bridge
- Have a wide or bulbous nasal tip
- Want improved facial balance or a more refined profile
- Need structural support or revision after a previous nose procedure
An in-person examination is required. Breathing, skin and soft-tissue quality, cartilage support, natural asymmetry, previous fillers or threads, and realistic limitations must all be discussed before surgery is recommended.
Procedure Overview
All-inclusive Package
- Surgeon’s professional fee
- Operating room and nursing team
- Anesthesiologist when included in the selected surgical plan
- Implant, when applicable, or preparation of planned cartilage materials
- Basic postoperative medicines and aftercare supplies
- Scheduled follow-up care
Published all-inclusive rates range from ₱45,000 to ₱200,000 according to technique, implant or graft material, anesthesia, and case complexity. An IV sedation upgrade for a suitable silicone-rhinoplasty case is an additional ₱20,000 and requires laboratory tests. Revision surgery may carry an additional ₱20,000–₱100,000 fee depending on complexity.
Last Reviewed: July 26, 2026
How the plan is chosen
Rhinoplasty is planned around facial proportions, skin thickness, bridge support, tip structure, breathing, and the patient’s own anatomy. Implant material and surgical approach are selected only after an in-person assessment; a smaller or higher nose is not automatically a more balanced result.
