The difference between bony and fleshy Rhinoplasty

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Written by Dr. Shaghayegh Bozorgzadeh , a maxillofacial surgeon Canada

Rhinoplasty is one of the most common cosmetic procedures, which is divided into two main categories depending on the type of nose structure: bony noses and fleshy noses. Each of these types of noses has different characteristics, challenges and methods for surgery. In this article, we will examine the main differences between bony and fleshy Rhinoplasty .


What is a bony nose?

Bony noses typically have thin skin and a strong cartilage-bone structure.

Bony nose features

  • Thin and flexible skin
  • The presence of a hump or ridge on the bridge of the nose
  • Strong bone structure

Bone Rhinoplasty results

  • The ability to achieve precise and delicate results due to the thin skin.
  • The changes made are clearly visible.
  • Natural and beautiful appearance.

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What is a fleshy nose?

Meaty noses have thick skin and active sebaceous glands, which creates a wide and thick nose tip.

Characteristics of fleshy nose

  • Thick skin and active sebaceous glands.
  • Weaker cartilage at the tip of the nose.
  • Wide and inflexible tip.

Results of meat Rhinoplasty

  • The need to strengthen the cartilage to improve the shape of the nose.
  • More natural results and not too subtle due to thick skin.
  • Less visible changes compared to bony nose.

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The main differences between bony and fleshy Rhinoplasty

Featurebony nosefleshy nose
nose skinThin and flexibleThick and greasy
Cartilaginous structureStrong and firmWeak and needs strengthening
Surgical resultsClearer and more subtle changesNatural and less visible results
Surgical procedureFocus on removing humps or bumpsFocus on strengthening the cartilage and reducing the size of the tip of the nose

Rhinoplasty procedures for each type

Bone Rhinoplasty

In bony noses, surgery mostly involves removing the hump, narrowing the bridge of the nose, and correcting the tip of the nose.

Nose Rhinoplasty

For fleshy noses, strengthening the cartilage and reducing the thickness of the skin of the tip of the nose is of great importance. This is done using cartilage grafts.


  1. Rhinoplasty using the preservation method to preserve the natural structure and improve the shape
    An image of Rhinoplasty using the preservation method, which is done by preserving the natural structure of the nose.

    Rhinoplasty was performed using a combined method of preservation and extra tip
    An image of Rhinoplasty using a combined method of preservation and extra tip was taken to improve the shape and reduce the volume of the nose.

Care after Rhinoplasty

Observing care points after surgery has a significant effect on the results:

  • Using a cold compress to reduce swelling.
  • Avoid strenuous activity for a few weeks.
  • Taking medications prescribed by a doctor.

Care guide after Rhinoplasty


Frequently asked questions

Is flesh Rhinoplasty more difficult than bony nose?

Yes, due to thick skin and weak cartilage, Rhinoplasty is more complicated and requires more precision.

Are the results of Rhinoplasty permanent?

By observing post-operative care and choosing a skilled surgeon, the results of Rhinoplasty can be permanent.


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conclusion

The fundamental differences between bony and fleshy noses make the surgical methods and results of each different. In order to achieve the best result, choosing a skilled and expert surgeon, such as Dr. Shaghayegh Bozorgzadeh in Canada , plays a very important role.

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