Procedure Guide
Piezo (ultrasonic) rhinoplasty surgeons — precision bone reshaping
Ultrasonic piezo technology lets the surgeon sculpt bone without disturbing surrounding soft tissue. The result: less bruising, lower swelling, and more predictable bone work — especially valuable for hump reduction and bridge narrowing.
Best for
- •Patients with prominent dorsal hump
- •Wide nasal bones requiring narrowing osteotomies
- •Patients prone to bruising or wanting faster visible recovery
- •Revision cases where minimal trauma is critical
Key considerations
- •Bone work is more precise, but soft-tissue and cartilage work is unchanged
- •Operating time is slightly longer
- •Not every surgeon owns or routinely uses piezo equipment
- •Cost premium is typically modest (~10–15%)
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Frequently asked questions
Is piezo rhinoplasty better than traditional rhinoplasty?
Piezo isn't better overall — it's better for bone work specifically. Cartilage and soft-tissue technique still determines most of the outcome.
Does piezo reduce bruising?
Studies show piezo techniques produce noticeably less periorbital bruising and faster visible recovery compared to traditional rasp/chisel osteotomies.
Is piezo more expensive?
Typically 10–15% more than traditional technique. Some surgeons price equally to differentiate.