Rhinoplasty (Nose Surgery)

Dr. Jeremy White at ARC Plastic Surgery in Aventura, Miami performs primary, functional, revision, and nostril reduction rhinoplasty. As a dual-trained specialist in both Plastic Surgery and Otolaryngology, Dr. White has an exceptionally thorough understanding of nasal anatomy. He favours the closed rhinoplasty approach — all incisions placed inside the nostrils — for most patients, leaving no external scars. Consultation required for individual pricing.

Rhinoplasty at ARC Plastic Surgery in Aventura, Miami benefits from Dr. Jeremy White's rare dual board certification in both Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology — Head and Neck Surgery. This dual training means Dr. White approaches the nose not just as an aesthetic structure but as a functional airway, making him one of South Florida's most credentialled rhinoplasty surgeons for patients who want simultaneous cosmetic improvement and breathing correction. Dr. White offers four main rhinoplasty categories at ARC. Primary rhinoplasty addresses cosmetic concerns including dorsal humps, bulbous tips, drooping nasal tips, wide nostrils, and overall nasal proportion relative to the face. Functional rhinoplasty corrects deviated septum, nasal valve collapse, and turbinate hypertrophy that contribute to chronic nasal obstruction — components of which may be covered by insurance. Revision rhinoplasty is available for patients unsatisfied with prior nasal surgery performed elsewhere; this is technically the most demanding category, requiring extensive scar tissue management and often cartilage grafting. Nostril reduction (alar base reduction) is a targeted procedure for patients whose primary concern is nostril width or flaring. Dr. White's preferred technique is closed rhinoplasty, where all incisions are placed inside the nostrils with no external scarring. When greater tip exposure is required — as in some revision or complex primary cases — an open approach with a small columellar incision may be used. Recovery involves seven to ten days of lighter activity, with a cast or splint worn for the first week. Final nasal shape emerges gradually as swelling subsides, with results fully visible at twelve months. Pricing is determined at consultation based on procedure complexity; functional components may be partially covered by insurance. Virtual consultations are available for patients across South Florida.