Rhinoplasty in Los Angeles or Rhinoplasty surgeons in Los Angeles

Rhinoplasty is not a procedure where good enough is acceptable. The nose sits at the center of the face - every conversation, every photograph, every mirror. Patients who travel to Los Angeles for rhinoplasty are not looking for a surgeon who performs the procedure. They are looking for one who gets it right. Dr. Farhad Ardesh is a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon with practices in Beverly Hills and Newport Beach. His rhinoplasty patients include first-time surgical candidates, patients with breathing impairment, and those seeking correction after surgery elsewhere.
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Meet Dr. Ardesh: Your Trusted Doctor for Rhinoplasty In Los Angeles

Dr. Ardesh is a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon specializing in rhinoplasty and nasal surgery. With years of experience and a deep understanding of facial anatomy, Dr. Ardesh offers a meticulous and personalized approach to rhinoplasty, ensuring optimal results for each patient. His expertise in reshaping nasal bones, cartilage, and tissues means that whether you’re seeking aesthetic changes or improved breathing, you're in expert hands.

Procedures and What They Address

Rhinoplasty covers a range of surgical corrections. The right procedure depends entirely on what the patient's anatomy presents and what outcome is clinically achievable.

Each case is assessed individually. No two noses are structurally identical, and treatment planning reflects that directly.

Dr. Ardesh performs:

Dorsal hump reduction

reshaping the nasal bridge for a smoother profile

Nasal tip refinement

correcting a bulbous, drooping, or asymmetric tip

Nostril modification

adjusting flare or width relative to the overall face

Septoplasty with rhinoplasty

combining functional airway correction with cosmetic reshaping in a single operation

Revision rhinoplasty

reconstructive correction following unsatisfactory prior surgery

Non-surgical rhinoplasty

Patients with limited, specific aesthetic concerns may be candidates for non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal filler. The procedure can address minor bridge irregularities and mild asymmetry without surgery or downtime.

It is not a substitute for surgery. Non-surgical rhinoplasty cannot reduce nasal size, correct structural issues, or improve breathing. Results are temporary. Patients with functional concerns or significant anatomical changes required are not appropriate candidates.

What recovery looks like

Patients are counseled on recovery expectations before surgery. The timeline is predictable, but it requires patience.

The 12-month mark is not unusual. It is standard. Tip swelling resolves slowly in all rhinoplasty patients, and premature evaluation of results is a common source of unnecessary concern.

Days 1 to 7: Nasal splint in place, bruising and swelling present, rest required

Week 2: Splint removed, most bruising resolves, most patients return to work

Months 1 to 3: Visible swelling reduces progressively

12 months: Final result fully visible as residual tip swelling resolves

Real Patients.
Real Transformations.

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Surgical technique: open vs. closed

The approach Dr. Ardesh uses is determined by the complexity of the case, not by preference or convenience.

Technique selection is discussed and confirmed during the preoperative consultation.

Open Rhinoplasty

Open rhinoplasty involves a small incision across the columella, allowing direct visualization of the cartilage framework beneath. Dr. Ardesh uses this approach for significant structural reshaping, complex tip work, cartilage grafting, and revision cases. The columellar scar, when properly closed, typically becomes imperceptible within 12 months.

Closed Rhinoplasty

Closed rhinoplasty places all incisions inside the nostrils. No external scarring results. This technique is appropriate for patients requiring moderate changes where full structural access is not necessary.