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Dr Sanjay Parashar · Dubai

Male Rhinoplasty in Dubai

Male rhinoplasty keeps a straighter, stronger bridge and a less rotated tip than a typical female result. Over-reduction is the most common thing men want to avoid — and the plan is built around that.

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Duration
About 1.5–3 hours
Anaesthesia
General
Back to desk work
Typically 7–10 days
Sport / gym
Light exercise from about 3 weeks; contact sport after about 3 months

Typical figures; your plan is confirmed at consultation.

Quick answers

How is it different from female rhinoplasty?
Men usually suit a straight or slightly convex bridge, a nasolabial angle closer to 90–95° and a less pinched tip.
When can I return to sport?
Light cardio from about three weeks, lifting from about six weeks, and contact sports only after about three months — typical guidance, confirmed at follow-up.

Common requests

  • Removing a hump while keeping a strong bridge
  • Straightening after a sports injury
  • Improving breathing
  • Refining a heavy tip

Before & after

After: Deviated nasal septum
Before: Deviated nasal septum
BeforeAfter

Deviated nasal septum — Septum and nose straightened; nostrils opened.

After: Straight deviated (deflected) nose
Before: Straight deviated (deflected) nose
BeforeAfter

Straight deviated (deflected) nose — A nose leaning as a whole, brought back to the midline.

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Recovery

Most patients return to desk work in about 7–10 days. Swelling settles gradually over months, with the tip last. Timings are typical, not guaranteed. Healing varies with skin thickness, the extent of surgery, and whether it is a first or revision operation.

Week-by-week recovery

Risks and possible complications

Like any surgery, rhinoplasty carries risks. They are explained in detail at consultation and in writing before you consent.

  • Swelling and bruising, which can take months to settle completely, especially at the tip
  • Bleeding and nosebleeds, usually in the first days
  • Infection
  • Temporary or, rarely, lasting numbness of the nasal tip or upper teeth
  • Asymmetry or an outcome that differs from what was planned
  • Breathing difficulty, or a septal perforation (a hole in the septum)
  • Visible or palpable irregularities, and scarring (open approach: a small scar across the columella)
  • Risks of anaesthesia
  • Need for further (revision) surgery — reported in roughly 5–15% of rhinoplasties

Results vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed. Smoking, some medications and certain medical conditions increase risk.

Frequently asked

How is it different from female rhinoplasty?
Men usually suit a straight or slightly convex bridge, a nasolabial angle closer to 90–95° and a less pinched tip.
When can I return to sport?
Light cardio from about three weeks, lifting from about six weeks, and contact sports only after about three months — typical guidance, confirmed at follow-up.
How much does rhinoplasty cost in Dubai?
The fee depends on the complexity — primary or revision, whether septum or grafts are needed, and the facility. You receive a written, all-inclusive quote after consultation. See the Cost page for what affects the price.
Is rhinoplasty painful?
Most patients describe discomfort and a blocked feeling rather than sharp pain. It is usually well controlled with prescribed medication for the first few days.
Will there be a visible scar?
Closed rhinoplasty leaves no external scar. Open rhinoplasty leaves a small scar across the columella, which usually fades well. When the nostrils are narrowed, Dr Sanjay keeps the incisions inside the nostril where possible, so the scar is hidden.
Dr Sanjay ParasharConsultant Plastic Surgeon · DHA licence 00244892
Medically reviewed by Dr Sanjay Parashar · October 2026

Every nose is planned individually.

A consultation starts with your face, your breathing and what you want to change.

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