Rhinoplasty, Facelift & Blepharoplasty in Dubai — Dr. Kotti EBOPRAS Dubai UAE

Rhinoplasty recovery depends on the surgical technique (open or closed), anatomical complexity, and individual healing. Swelling resolution and final aesthetic results develop over time. Your specific recovery timeline is discussed during consultation with Dr. Kotti.

Blepharoplasty corrects drooping upper eyelid skin and under-eye bags by removing excess fat, skin, and muscle. It addresses a tired or aged appearance around the eyes. Upper and lower blepharoplasty can be performed separately or together depending on each patient's anatomy, assessed during consultation with Dr. Kotti.

Rhinoplasty can address both aesthetic refinement and functional concerns such as a deviated septum. Suitability for combined septoplasty and rhinoplasty depends on anatomical assessment and clinical evaluation. Dr. Kotti evaluates each case individually during consultation.

Facelift results depend on skin quality, anatomical structure, lifestyle factors, and natural aging. Results evolve over time. Long-term maintenance considerations and realistic expectations are discussed during your personalized consultation with Dr. Kotti.

A full facelift (rhytidectomy) addresses the mid-face, lower face, and neck with more comprehensive tissue repositioning. A mini facelift targets the lower face and jowls with smaller incisions, suited to patients with less pronounced laxity. The appropriate approach is determined following anatomical assessment during consultation.

Yes. Procedures such as facelift, brow lift, blepharoplasty, and rhinoplasty can be combined for patients seeking comprehensive facial rejuvenation in a single recovery period. Whether combining procedures is appropriate depends on the scope of each procedure and individual medical profile, assessed during consultation.

The cost depends on the surgical technique required (open or closed approach), the complexity of the anatomical changes, anaesthesia, facility standards, and whether functional correction is included. An accurate assessment requires an individual clinical evaluation.

Rhinoplasty is performed under general anaesthesia, so there is no pain during the procedure. Post-operative discomfort is typically mild to moderate — most patients describe pressure and congestion rather than sharp pain — managed with prescribed medication. Pain levels and recovery experience vary by individual anatomy and technique.

Most patients return to social activities within 2–3 weeks as initial swelling and bruising subside. Full recovery and final results develop over 3–6 months as residual swelling resolves. Individual healing timelines depend on the extent of the procedure, skin quality, and lifestyle factors — all discussed during consultation.

Good candidates for rhinoplasty are patients in stable health who have specific, realistic goals for nasal refinement — whether aesthetic (shape, projection, width) or functional (breathing, septal deviation). Facial growth should be complete (typically age 17+). Suitability is assessed through clinical evaluation of nasal anatomy and skin quality.