Mens Rhinoplasty (Nose job)

We offer an all-inclusive set price for patients seeking primary rhinoplasty which is currently:

£7950.00

This is an All-Inclusive set price for all primary Rhinoplasty patients and includes the full cost of your procedure and your £100.00 consultation, which is credited against the cost of your nose job surgery.

This price covers everything from consultation, the full procedure, all medications and aftercare garments, a complimentary drive to your London home or hotel, 24-hour messaging service and hotline, and all post-surgery appointments.

The cost of your surgery includes the following:

	Consultation Cost: £100 – Your Consultation Is Creditable Towards Your Surgery.		Full After-Care Included: Complimentary Chauffeur Drive Home After Surgery In London.
	Consultation: Full Consultation In-Person With Your Rhinoplasty Surgeon.		All Additional Items Included: All Medication And Garments Provided To Take Home After Surgery.
	Pre-Operative Assessment Included: Pre-Operative (MRSA) Test Included With Your Surgery.		Full After-Care Service: Online Messaging Service 24 Hrs  For Aftercare Guidance.
	Hospital and Anaesthetic Fees: Procedure At Our State Of The Art Hospital Included with Private Room.		All Post-Op Reviews: 7-Day, 12-Week and 6-12 Month Post Operative Appointments.

FINANCE PACKAGES / COSMETIC LOANS

We do not provide Cosmetic Financing for Rhinoplasty. When considering this cosmetic surgery, we like to ensure that your Rhinoplasty cost is transparent and clear to understand. The above cost includes your completed nose job procedure with no hidden costs.

Male Rhinoplasty: Addressing Common Concerns & Surgical Techniques

At Berkeley Square Medical, we specialise in male rhinoplasty designed to enhance masculine features while maintaining a natural, well-proportioned look. Below, we explore men’s common concerns about their nose shape, the surgical techniques used, and what to expect from each procedure.

Asymmetrical or Bulbous Hanging Nasal Tip

An uneven nasal tip can cause the nose to appear unbalanced, with one side sitting higher or lower than the other. In men, a strong and symmetrical tip is essential for maintaining a masculine nasal structure.

Surgical Approach: Tip refinement surgery reshapes the cartilage for improved symmetry without over-refining the nasal structure. Male patients typically prefer a defined yet natural tip that does not appear overly contoured.

Deviated Septum & Breathing Issues (Septorhinoplasty)

A deviated septum can affect both the aesthetics and functionality of the nose. Many men with this condition experience breathing difficulties, snoring, or nasal congestion.

Surgical Approach: Septorhinoplasty straightens the septum and corrects any external crookedness, improving both airflow and facial symmetry. Studies show that over 80% of patients report improved breathing following this procedure.

Over-Projected Nose

An excessively projected nasal tip can make the nose appear too prominent in relation to the rest of the face, affecting overall balance. This is particularly noticeable in men with a strong jawline.

Surgical Approach: Reduction techniques involve modifying the nasal cartilage to bring the tip closer to the face. In some cases, chin augmentation may be suggested to enhance overall facial proportion.

Wide or Broad Nose

A broad nose, especially from a frontal view, can make the face appear wider and may lack definition. Male rhinoplasty aims to refine width while preserving a strong nasal appearance.

Surgical Approach: Bone reshaping techniques reduce nasal width while maintaining a masculine structure. For men with thicker skin, additional skin-thinning treatments may be discussed to enhance the definition.

Flat Nasal Bridge (Depressed Nose)

This is more predominant in patients who are of Far-East Asian or Afro-Caribbean ethnic backgrounds A low nasal bridge can create a flattened profile, which may not align with a strong, well-defined masculine appearance. 

Surgical Approach: Cartilage grafts are used to raise the nasal bridge, creating a more structured and balanced look. Grafts are typically taken from the patient’s own cartilage to ensure a natural outcome.

Dorsal Hump (Nasal Hump Reduction)

A prominent hump on the nasal bridge is one of the most common concerns among male rhinoplasty patients. A strong, straight profile is often the preferred aesthetic.

Surgical Approach: The nasal bone and cartilage are reshaped to remove the hump while maintaining a natural, masculine nasal line. Precision is key to avoiding an over-reduced or feminised appearance.

Bulbous Nasal Tip

A bulbous tip can make the nose appear rounded or overly wide at the lower end. Men often prefer a refined yet strong-looking nasal tip rather than one that is too narrow.

Surgical Approach: Tip refinement techniques involve reshaping the underlying cartilage to create a more defined structure. The goal is to maintain a proportional, masculine shape without excessive narrowing.

Wide or Flared Nostrils (Alar Base Reduction)

Wide nostrils can make the nose appear overly broad, especially from a frontal perspective. This is a common concern for men of diverse ethnic backgrounds.

Surgical Approach: Alar base reduction involves precise incisions to reduce nostril width while maintaining natural facial balance. This procedure is commonly performed in ethnic rhinoplasty for patients of Middle Eastern, Afro-Caribbean, and Asian descent.

Revision Rhinoplasty for Men

Some male patients seek revision rhinoplasty due to unsatisfactory results from previous surgery, whether due to poor technique, excessive refinement, or breathing issues.

Common Reasons for Revision:

• Over-reduction or feminisation of the nose.
• Persistent asymmetry or residual dorsal hump.
• Functional issues such as breathing difficulties.

At Berkeley Square Medical, we specialise in male revision rhinoplasty, ensuring results align with natural, masculine aesthetics. A thorough consultation is essential to address previous concerns and create a personalised surgical plan.

If you’re considering a rhinoplasty to refine your nose shape or improve your breathing, your consultation with Mr Taimur Shoaib is the first step. As a leading UK rhinoplasty surgeon with years of over 30 Years of surgical expertise, Mr Shoaib has helped countless men achieve natural, masculine, and well-proportioned nose reshaping results.

Whether your goal is to correct a nasal hump, refine a wide nose, improve symmetry, or fix breathing issues, your consultation is designed to give you a clear understanding of your options and the process ahead. Here’s what you can expect during your appointment:

1. What Bothers You About Your Nose: Understanding Your Goals

The consultation starts with a one-on-one discussion about what you’d like to change. Many men seek rhinoplasty to address concerns such as:

• A prominent nasal hump
• A wide or droopy nose tip
• Nasal asymmetry from injury
• Breathing difficulties

Mr Shoaib will take the time to listen to your goals and assess how rhinoplasty can enhance your facial balance while maintaining a strong, natural, and masculine look.

Did you know: Most men opt for rhinoplasty to refine their nose while keeping their natural features intact, ensuring results that look unnoticeably enhanced rather than “operated on.”

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2. Medical History and Nasal Examination

To ensure you’re a good candidate for surgery, Mr Shoaib will review your medical history, including any previous nasal injuries, surgeries, allergies, or breathing issues.

He will also assess your nasal structure to determine the best surgical approach for you:

• Closed Rhinoplasty (No visible external scars – used in most cases)
• Open Rhinoplasty (For more complex reshaping with a small incision under the nose)

Fact: Around 90% of male rhinoplasty procedures can be done using the closed technique, which leaves no visible scars.

3. Facial Analysis & Physical Examination

Men’s noses tend to have stronger bridges, thicker skin, and a more defined structure, which means rhinoplasty for men requires a tailored approach. Mr. Shoaib will examine:

1. Your nose shape and structure
2. The proportion of your nose to the rest of your face
3. Your breathing function

This is also the perfect time to discuss any concerns, such as sports-related injuries or nasal fractures, which are common among male rhinoplasty patients.

4. Your Personalised Rhinoplasty Plan

Based on your goals, facial structure, and medical assessment, Mr. Shoaib will design a custom surgical plan that ensures your results look natural and masculine. You’ll discuss:

• The best technique for your case
• Expected downtime and recovery
• Potential risks & benefits

Stat: Male rhinoplasty has a 97% high satisfaction rate, with men often reporting improved confidence and facial harmony after surgery.

5. Setting Realistic Expectations

A crucial part of your consultation is setting realistic expectations. While rhinoplasty can significantly improve the size, shape, and function of your nose, it’s important to understand that:

✔ Final results take up to 12 months as swelling subsides.
✔ The goal is enhancement, not perfection—your nose should suit your face.
✔ Results will look natural, masculine, and in proportion to your other features.

6. Recovery & Aftercare Guidance

Rhinoplasty recovery is straightforward, but knowing what to expect can help you prepare. Mr. Shoaib will provide:

• A detailed recovery timeline
• Tips for reducing swelling and discomfort
• Guidance on returning to the gym & daily activities

Did you know? About 85% of post-surgery swelling resolves within the first 3 months, but subtle refinement continues for up to one year.

7. Next Steps: Planning Your Surgery

Before leaving your consultation, you’ll have a second appointment with our clinical team to go over:

✔ Surgery costs & what’s included

✔ A detailed discussion of 
✔ Pre-operative tests (including an MRSA swab test)
✔ Before & after photos of previous male rhinoplasty patients upon your request

If you’re interested in 3D rhinoplasty imaging, we can also discuss whether this service would help you visualize potential results.

Stage 1: Your Admission: Arriving at the Hospital

Your rhinoplasty journey begins at our private hospital on Harley Street, London. When you arrive, our team will welcome you and guide you through your check-in process. This includes competing forms at the main reception and our admission nursing staff will look after you.

✔ Private Room: You’ll be shown to your own private room, where you can relax in privacy before surgery.
✔ Pre-Treatment Tests: Including your Height, Weight, Blood Pressure Etc

Stage 2: Second Consultation with Mr. Taimur Shoaib & Pre-Op Photos

Before surgery, you’ll meet with your rhinoplasty surgeon, Mr. Taimur Shoaib, for a final consultation. This is your chance to go over any last-minute questions and ensure you’re aligned on the surgical plan.

✔ Surgical Plan Review: Your surgeon will re-discuss the treatment with you and also cover what was discussed at your first consultation focusing on your aesthetic aims. Once you and Mr Shoaib are happy with the aesthetic aims of your Rhinoplasty, you will be required to give permission to your surgeon to perform the treatment accordingly, this is otherwise known as the consenting process. 
✔ Pre-Op Photos: High-quality images of your nose will be taken to track your transformation. These photos serve as a before-and-after reference, giving you a clear comparison once your full recovery is complete.

Stage 3: Consultation With Your Anaesthetist: Preparing for Surgery

Next, you’ll meet with the anaesthetist, who will explain the general anaesthesia process, ensuring you’ll be completely asleep and pain-free during surgery. This discussion helps you feel at ease, knowing that your safety is the top priority.

✔ Medical Assessment: Your anaesthetist will check your medical history and confirm everything is safe for anaesthetic.
✔ Consent Forms: You’ll sign consent forms for both surgery and anaesthesia, ensuring you fully understand and are also comfortable with the procedure.

Stage 4: Entering the Operating Room: Time for Your Rhinoplasty Treatment

Once everything is set, you’ll be taken to the operating theatre. The anaesthetist will begin administering general anaesthesia, and within moments, you’ll be asleep.

Your surgery will be performed using one of two techniques, depending on your specific needs:

✔ Closed Rhinoplasty: If you need refinement of your nasal tip, hump reduction, or straightening of a deviated septum, a closed rhinoplasty may be used. All incisions are made inside the nostrils, leaving no visible scars and typically resulting in a quicker recovery. Learn even more about the Advantages of Closed Rhinoplasty. 

🔎 Why Choose It? Best for minor to moderate adjustments while keeping scarring invisible.

✔ Open Rhinoplasty: For More Complex Cases & Full Access to Nasal Structure). For significant reshaping, revision rhinoplasty, or post-trauma reconstruction, an open rhinoplasty may be required. This involves a small incision under the nose (columella), allowing for more precise adjustments. Learn even more about the Advantages of Open Rhinoplasty.

🔎 Why Choose It? Ideal for men needing more detailed reshaping or correction from injury.

Regardless of the technique used, Mr Shoaib’s goal is to create a nose that looks natural, masculine, and in proportion with your facial structure.

✔ Grogginess & Swelling: Feeling slightly drowsy and experiencing mild swelling is completely normal.
✔ Minimal Pain: Any discomfort is usually mild and can be easily managed with medication.
✔ Nasal Padding: Light nasal packing is placed to absorb any initial bleeding (this is removed before you leave).

Stage 5: Waking Up: Your Private Recovery Room

Once the surgery is complete, you’ll be moved to your private recovery room, where our medical team will monitor you as you wake up.You’ll be closely monitored by our dedicated nurses, ensuring your recovery is smooth and comfortable.

✔ Ordering Your Breakfast/Lunch: You will have arrived to your surgery fasting and once the procedure is completed, you will be offered our menu to order a suitable meal to enjoy.

✔ Rest: the average rhinoplasty patient takes around 90 minutes to 2 hours of rest before they are considered safe to leave the hospital.

✔ Surgeon Review: Mr. Shoaib will come and visit you once you’ve rested to talk you through how the procedure went and he will instruct the nursing team to win you are safe to go home.

Stage 6: Discharge & Aftercare: Everything You Need to Know

Once you’ve recovered and feeling stable, you’ll be given detailed aftercare instructions to ensure a seamless recovery.

✔ Swelling, Bruising and Bleeding Management: Tips on reducing swelling in the first few days.
✔ Pain Relief: Guidance on any medication you’ll need to take home.
✔ When to Resume Activities: Information on when you can get back to the gym, work, and daily routines.

✔ Nasal Packing: Before you leave, our team will also remove any nasal packing.

Stage 7: Chauffeur-Driven Transport Home (Within London/Greater London)

We want to make your recovery as comfortable as possible. That’s why we offer a complimentary chauffeur service to drive you home after your surgery if you live in London or the Greater London area.

✔ No Stress of Public Transport: Travel home in a private, comfortable vehicle.

✔ Fully Supported Recovery: Our team ensures you leave the hospital with everything you need for a smooth healing process.

At Berkeley Square Medical, we understand that male rhinoplasty patients often have different concerns regarding recovery, including maintaining a strong, masculine nasal structure while achieving a natural result. That’s why we offer a 24-hour online messaging service, ensuring you have access to expert guidance throughout your healing process. Our dedicated rhinoplasty team, including two specialised clinicians, is available around the clock to support you.

Before You Leave Our Clinic: Setting Up for a Smooth Recovery

Your post-surgery comfort is our top priority. Before being discharged, your rhinoplasty surgeon and nursing team will walk you through a customised recovery plan, including pain relief, swelling management, and breathing techniques. If prescribed, you’ll also receive antibiotics to prevent infection.

Unlike some clinics, we ensure that all nasal packing is removed before you leave, allowing for easier breathing from day one.

To make your journey home stress-free, we provide a complimentary chauffeur service for all male rhinoplasty patients within London and Greater London to ensure you get home safely.

📌 Key Fact: Male rhinoplasty patients often experience slightly longer swelling durations than female patients due to thicker nasal skin—but strategic aftercare can speed up recovery.

The First 24 Hours After Rhinoplasty: Managing Initial Swelling & Bruising

In the first 24 hours post-surgery, expect to feel tired and slightly congested, which is completely normal. Due to thicker nasal tissues, some mild to moderate swelling will appear, and nasal breathing may feel restricted as a result.

Around 90% of patients experience some nasal blockage and minor bleeding on the first day. We provide padding to absorb any discharge, and this should naturally reduce within the first 12-24 hours.

📌 Key Fact: Swelling in male rhinoplasty patients tends to peak slightly later than in female patients due to greater skin thickness, but this also helps preserve a strong nasal framework.

The First 3 Days After Surgery: Peak Swelling & Bruising Management

By the 72-hour mark, swelling and bruising typically peak. Since men’s nasal structures are generally larger, swelling may be more noticeable along the bridge and tip compared to female patients. However, over 80% of patients feel significantly better by the end of the third day.

Discomfort is usually manageable with mild pain relief, and many patients say that mouth breathing is the biggest challenge during this time. Elevating your head and using cold compresses can help minimize swelling faster.

📌 Key Fact: Men’s facial skin is thicker and retains swelling longer than women’s, but this does not impact final results—it simply means patience is key in the first few weeks.

Day 4-5: First Signs of Visible Improvement

By day five, the worst of the swelling is behind you. Bruising begins fading, often turning from deep purple to a light yellowish hue. Many men notice early definition improvements, particularly in the bridge and side profile.

Around 75% of the initial swelling subsides at this stage, and most patients report minimal discomfort moving forward.

📌 Key Fact: Some male patients see a temporary widening of the nasal bridge at this stage—it’s normal and will refine over the coming weeks.

Day 7: First Post-Operative Check-Up

At day seven, you’ll return to the clinic for your first post-surgery review. Here, our nursing team will remove your nasal splint and any external stitches. If you had closed rhinoplasty, only two micro-stitches will need removal.

Since all internal stitches are dissolvable, you won’t need further removals. At this stage, we’ll assess your swelling, early results, and recovery progress. International patients are typically cleared to fly unless otherwise advised.

📌 Key Fact: Many male rhinoplasty patients start seeing the basic framework of their new nose at this stage, but final definition is still months away.

Days 7-10: Resuming Light Activity

By day eight, your nasal shape may appear slightly wider after splint removal, but don’t worry—this is temporary and resolves within 24-48 hours.

Most men return to work by day 10, with 80% of patients reporting minimal visible signs of surgery at this point. Light exercise and cardio can gradually resume, but weightlifting should be avoided until week four to prevent pressure on the healing nose.

📌 Key Fact: If you have thicker skin, swelling may last slightly longer, but this helps maintain a strong, defined nasal shape over time.

1 Month After Surgery: Noticeable Refinement Begins

At the one-month mark, the nasal bridge refines, and swelling reduces further. However, it’s crucial to track progress in monthly intervals, not daily, to avoid unnecessary anxiety.

By now, 90% of the swelling has subsided, but some refinement in the nasal tip will continue over the next few months.

📌 Key Fact: The nasal tip in male patients can take longer to refine due to thicker cartilage and skin, but the results are often more stable long-term.

3 Months After Surgery: A Key Recovery Milestone

At three months, you’ll attend your second post-operative check-up. Here, we take progress photos and compare them to your pre-surgery images.

At this stage, most male rhinoplasty patients see a more defined bridge and a stronger, structured nasal shape. Your surgeon will assess bone healing, swelling reduction, and overall recovery progress.

📌 Key Fact: Around 80% of the final nasal shape is visible at three months, but subtle definition improvements continue up to one year.

6-12 Months After Surgery: Evaluating Your Final Results

At six months, your third post-op review will take place. By now, your nose is close to its final form, with any remaining swelling limited to the nasal tip.

By 12 months, around 95% of male patients see their final results, with only minor internal healing still ongoing. Bone structure, nasal tip projection, and bridge definition should now be fully stabilised.

📌 Key Fact: Some male patients with thicker skin may need 12-18 months for their nose to fully settle, but this ensures long-term stability in the final result.

Key Points In Recovery: What Makes Male Rhinoplasty Recovery Unique?

• Swelling lasts slightly longer due to thicker skin and stronger cartilage.
• The bridge and side profile are defined faster, while tip refinement takes more time.
• Strengthening the nasal structure ensures a masculine, natural look over time.

Male Rhinoplasty Surgery Risks: Understanding the Potential Complications

At Berkeley Square Medical, we recognise that male rhinoplasty patients often have different concerns, from maintaining a strong, defined nasal structure to ensuring optimal breathing function. While rhinoplasty can enhance both appearance and nasal airflow, it’s important to understand the potential risks before making a decision.

Our goal is to provide clear, factual insights about the most common and rare complications of male rhinoplasty, so you can make an informed choice about your procedure.

1. Swelling and Bruising (Very Common – 85% of Male Patients)

Swelling and bruising are the most frequent side effects of rhinoplasty, affecting around 85% of male patients. Due to thicker skin and stronger nasal cartilage, men may experience slightly more prolonged swelling compared to women. Most of the bruising fades within 7-10 days, while residual swelling, especially at the nasal tip, can take several months to fully resolve.

📌 Key Point: Male patients often see initial improvements faster in the bridge and side profile, but the tip takes longer to refine due to thicker skin density.

2. Breathing Difficulties (Uncommon – 5% of Male Patients)

Some men experience temporary nasal congestion post-surgery due to swelling inside the nasal passages. This occurs in about 5% of patients, often resolving within 2-4 weeks as swelling subsides. In rare cases, structural changes may slightly impact airflow, requiring minor post-surgical adjustments.

📌 Key Point: If your surgery includes functional improvements (e.g., straightening a deviated septum), your breathing may improve significantly over time rather than worsen.

3. Infection (Rare – 1% of Patients)

Infections are rare in rhinoplasty, occurring in 1 in 1,000 cases. At Berkeley Square Medical, we use advanced sterile techniques and prophylactic antibiotics to keep this risk minimal. If an infection occurs, it is usually mild and treatable with antibiotics, with only extreme cases requiring further intervention.

📌 Key Point: Maintaining proper nasal hygiene after surgery greatly reduces infection risk—our aftercare team provides detailed cleaning protocols for optimal healing.

4. Nosebleeds (Very Common – 90% of Male Patients)

Nosebleeds are an extremely common and normal part of rhinoplasty recovery, affecting 90% of patients in the first few days. This is due to the disruption of tiny blood vessels during surgery. In nearly all cases, bleeding subsides within a few days, though strenuous activity should be avoided to prevent prolonged bleeding.

📌 Key Point: The larger nasal structures in men can mean slightly more initial bleeding, but proper aftercare (such as sleeping upright) reduces this significantly.

5. Scarring (Rare – 1% of Patients, Minimal in Male Rhinoplasty)

For closed rhinoplasty, scarring is completely internal and invisible. In open rhinoplasty, a small scar may appear at the base of the nose, but it typically fades within months. Only 1% of patients experience noticeable scarring, and even this can be treated with laser therapy or medical-grade creams.

📌 Key Point: Men’s skin heals slightly differently than women’s—thicker skin can lead to less visible scarring but requires longer to fully refine the shape of the nose.

6. Temporary Numbness (Very Common – 90% of Patients)

Numbness around the nasal tip and upper lip occurs in 90% of patients due to temporary nerve disruption during surgery. Sensation usually returns within weeks, though in some cases, it may take several months.

📌 Key Point: Numbness is most noticeable in the tip of the nose, but this is also where final refinement takes the longest, making patience key to recovery.

7. Unsatisfactory Aesthetic Results (Uncommon – 3% of Male Patients)

Most men seek a strong, well-balanced nose that complements masculine facial features. Around 3% of male patients may feel their results did not meet expectations, often due to the natural unpredictability of healing. In these cases, non-surgical adjustments or minor revision rhinoplasty may be options.

📌 Key Point: Male noses take longer to settle than female noses, meaning final results are best evaluated at the 12-18 month mark, not immediately after healing.

8. Allergic Reactions (Very Rare – 0.02% of Patients)

Allergic reactions to anaesthesia, medication, or surgical materials are exceptionally rare (occurring in 1 in 5,000 cases). At Berkeley Square Medical, our Consultant Anaesthetists always carry reversal medications, ensuring patient safety at all times.

📌 Key Point: If you have a known allergy to medications or surgical tape, inform your surgeon before surgery to customise your treatment plan.

9. Septal Perforation (Very Rare – 0.05% of Patients)

A septal perforation (a hole in the nasal septum) is a rare but serious complication, occurring in about 1 in 2,000 cases. This can cause persistent nosebleeds, whistling sounds when breathing, or airflow issues. If this occurs, a revision procedure may be required.

📌 Key Point: Avoiding nose picking, excessive sneezing, and trauma during recovery reduces the risk of this complication significantly.

How Berkeley Square Medical Minimises Risks in Male Rhinoplasty

At Berkeley Square Medical, we specialise in male rhinoplasty, ensuring that every patient receives:

✔️ A thorough pre-operative assessment to determine the best approach for nasal structure and skin type.
✔️ Specialist GMC-registered Consultant Surgeons and Anaesthetists with expertise in male facial aesthetics.
✔️ Advanced surgical techniques that maintain masculine nasal structure while reducing risks.
✔️ Comprehensive aftercare support, including 24/7 messaging access to our team.

Final Thoughts: Understanding Risks & Achieving the Best Outcome

While rhinoplasty is a highly successful procedure, understanding the risks helps you set realistic expectations and prepare for a smooth recovery. At Berkeley Square Medical, our focus is on achieving natural, masculine, and long-lasting results with minimal complications.

📌 Key Takeaway: The best way to reduce risks is to follow a personalised recovery plan—our expert team will guide you every step of the way.