

- reduction rhinoplasty, performed when there is a need to reduce some aspect of the nose (generally, the excess of bone and cartilaginous tissues that form the hump);
- augmentation rhinoplasty, performed when it is necessary to increase some aspect of the nose to improve facial proportion (generally, when the nasal structure has some sag or in very straight male profiles);
- columella rhinoplasty, performed when it is necessary to change the aperture that divides the nostrils (usually in patients with retracted columella);
- rhinoplasty to lift the nasal tip, performed when the tip of the nose is projected downward (usually in hooked noses, which have the tips pointing downwards, and Caucasian noses, which have little protruding dorsum).
- rhino septoplasty performed when, in addition to aesthetic improvements, it is necessary to correct the deviated septum;
- Rhinoplasty is associated with correction of turbinate hypertrophy (also called nasal concha or spongy meat), performed when necessary to facilitate the passage of air and treat continuous nasal obstruction.