Male Rhinoplasty In Ireland

Male rhinoplasty is planned specifically around male facial anatomy and aesthetic goals. Men typically have thicker skin, stronger bone structure, and different proportions compared to women. The aim is to improve balance and structure while preserving a masculine profile, avoiding over-refinement or a nose that looks too small or soft.

Rhinoplasty price for men at Auralia starts from €208/month.

We offer flexible plans to suit every budget. Our financing plans allows you to spread your procedure cost over 36 monthly payments.

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Male rhinoplasty can address a wide range of concerns, including a dorsal hump, wide or crooked nasal bridge, bulbous or poorly defined tip, nasal asymmetry, and deformities caused by injury. It can also correct internal structural issues that affect breathing.

Yes. Rhinoplasty is one of the most commonly requested cosmetic procedures among men. Many men seek nose surgery to improve facial balance, correct long-standing concerns, or address breathing problems, while maintaining a natural and masculine appearance.

Most surgeries are performed under general anesthesia and last between 1 and 3 hours.

Male rhinoplasty improves facial harmony rather than changing how you look. The goal is to make the nose better proportioned to the rest of the face, so the result looks balanced and subtle, not obvious or “overdone.”

Initial swelling and bruising usually settle within the first few weeks, but the nose continues to refine over time. Final results typically become visible between 6 and 12 months as residual swelling fully resolves, particularly around the nasal tip.

Yes. Many men undergo rhinoplasty to improve both appearance and function. If you have a deviated septum or structural blockage, nose surgery can significantly improve airflow, breathing comfort, and related symptoms such as congestion or snoring.

Cosmetic rhinoplasty focuses on improving the appearance of the nose. Septorhinoplasty combines cosmetic changes with correction of the nasal septum to improve breathing. Both can be performed together in a single procedure when needed.

Yes. Rhinoplasty can be used to correct deformities caused by trauma, such as a crooked nose, collapsed bridge, or breathing difficulties following injury. Surgery can restore both nasal shape and function.

Most men can return to desk-based work within 1 to 2 weeks. Swelling and bruising gradually improve over several weeks, while full internal healing continues for several months. Recovery timelines vary depending on the complexity of the procedure.

Light activity can usually be resumed after two weeks. Strenuous exercise, weight training, and contact sports should be avoided for at least 4 to 6 weeks to protect the nose while it heals.

Male rhinoplasty is generally safe when performed by an experienced surgeon in a properly accredited medical setting. A thorough consultation and careful surgical planning help minimise risks and ensure safe outcomes.

Most people do not have a lasting voice change, but some notice a temporary difference early on due to swelling and nasal congestion affecting airflow. Changes are usually subtle and not problematic for speech, though people who use their voice professionally should discuss this with their surgeon during their consultation.

In most cases, scars are minimal and discreet. Closed rhinoplasty leaves no external scars. If an open approach is used, the small incision at the base of the nose typically heals very well and becomes barely noticeable over time.