Rhinoplasty · Zagreb
The same surgeon assesses and treats the aesthetic correction, breathing and inner anatomy of the nose.
prim. Marcel Marjanović Kavanagh Specialist in otorhinolaryngology and subspecialist in plastic and reconstructive surgery of the head and neck.
The nose is both part of the face and an airway. The examination therefore starts with anatomy, function and conversation; only then does a surgical plan follow.
Rhinoplasty in Zagreb is not separated from the examination of breathing. The same person looks at the bridge, the tip and the septum because shape and ventilation share the same nose.
The examination shows the skin, cartilage, septum and what you expect from the procedure. Only then does a plan follow — not from someone else’s photograph or a filter.
Shape and function of the nose are planned together.
Profile, tip, width and proportions of the nose. Primary rhinoplasty is drawn from your face, not from someone else’s nose.
Septum, turbinates and the nasal valve. Function is planned in the same procedure when the cause is structural.
Post-traumatic deformity and a previously operated nose. Revision is not a repeat of the first procedure.
Sometimes an aesthetic procedure is needed. Sometimes a functional one. Most often the right plan is a combination of both.
The aim is not a recognisable “operated nose”, but a more balanced nose that still looks like yours. The gallery shows real outcomes, not a filter.
Before After Profile · Primary rhinoplasty
Correction of the dorsum and tip while keeping the natural proportions of the face.
Before After Frontal · Primary rhinoplasty
Balancing width and symmetry in the frontal view.
Before After Profile · Primary rhinoplasty
Dorsal correction while keeping natural proportions.
ENT specialist Nasal surgeon
Prim. Marcel Marjanović Kavanagh is a specialist in otorhinolaryngology and a subspecialist in plastic and reconstructive surgery of the head and neck. In daily work he connects aesthetic nasal surgery with functional surgery, rhinology and skull-base surgery.
Analysis of appearance, breathing and your expectations in Zagreb.
A clear agreement on changes that are feasible and sensible, with a cost outline for that plan.
The procedure, splinting and the first postoperative reviews.
Follow-up of healing over the following months, especially at the tip.
What the consultation involves → Recovery after rhinoplasty →
The extent of surgery, previous operations and any need for reconstruction determine the final fee. After the examination you receive a clear plan and a complete cost outline.
Consultation
110 EUR
Includes the discussion, nasal examination and a plan for next steps.
The aim is a nose that sits in the face, not a nose that announces the procedure. The plan is drawn from your forehead, lip and chin, not from a filter or someone else's photograph. At the examination the surgeon says what is feasible on your anatomy.
It can, when the cause is in the structure of the nose — the septum, the valves, a narrow inlet or the turbinates. Function and appearance are then planned in the same procedure. If the blockage is from the lining or the sinuses, rhinoplasty alone does not resolve it.
The splint usually stays for 7 to 12 days. Desk work often resumes after the splint is removed. Most swelling settles over the first three months; the final shape comes by a year, especially at the tip.
The final shape comes over months, often up to a year, especially at the tip. Judging the final result is not the work of the first month.
Desk work often resumes after the splint is removed, if the job does not require strain or impact. Physical work, the gym and contact wait longer.
The examination lasts about 45 minutes: discussion, external analysis, endoscopy, photographs in standard views, sometimes a CT scan. At the end you know whether the procedure is for you and what the cost outline is for that plan.
Write what you would like to discuss. We will contact you to arrange an examination in Zagreb.
This website is for information only and does not replace a medical examination, diagnosis or advice. Any decision about surgery is made after an in-person assessment and a discussion of expected outcomes, possible complications and alternatives. In an emergency, contact emergency medical services or call 194 or 112.