Dr. Parker performs rhinoplasty (nose job) for men from Paramus, Ridgewood, Hackensack, Mahwah, Somerset and throughout Bergen County, North New Jersey, and surrounding areas who want to change the shape of their nose. He may also correct breathing problems at the same time by correcting the patient’s deviated nasal septum and other related internal nasal structures.
This 70 year old physician was referred to Dr Parker by a friend with concerns about the appearance of his nose as well as difficulty breathing. The patiient had sustained nasal trauma years ago and underwent a septorhinoplasty by another surgeon to improve his breathing which it did. Over time, however, the patient’s nasal tip has drooped af... Read More
This 23 year old was referred to Dr. Parker requesting improvement in the appearance of his nose. He said he was bothered by his dorsal hump as well as his nose drooping when he smiled. Dr. Parker performed a closed rhinoplasty. During this procedure, he removed the bony cartilaginous dorsal hump, performed infractures to appropriately narrow... Read More
This 23 year old patient wanted to improve the size, tip & dorsal hump. Dr. Parker performed open rhinoplasty to sculpt a straighter, more proportional nose.
This 35 year old requested improvement in the appearance of his nose. The patient had undergone a septoplasty for breathing obstruction elsewhere 5 years ago and was not sure what the surgeon had done to the outside of his nose. He asked Dr. Parker to reduce his dorsal hump, straighten his crooked nose, refine and lift his asymmetric nasal ti... Read More
This 23 year old patient asked Dr Parker to improve his crooked nose, dorsal hump and profile, set back his over-projecting nasal tip and improve his obstructed breathing on both sides. The patient and his father requested Dr. Parker maintain a strong male nose. After examining the patient, Dr. Parker discussed a proposed surgical plan... Read More
This 37 year old patient asked Dr. Parker to improve the appearance of his nose as well as his obstructed breathing in his left nostril. The patient requested a smaller nose with the dorsal hump gone, straighten his crooked nose, set back his nasal tip, yet retain his ethnicity. At surgery, Dr. Parker reduced the bony-cartilaginous hump, roun... Read More
This 41 year old, who came to Dr. Parker by word of mouth, asked to have his nose made to appear smaller. During the patient’s initial consultation, Dr. Parker recommended an open rhinoplasty and chin augmentation. At surgery, Dr. Parker performed an open rhinoplasty which included dorsal hump reduction, sculpted a better proportioned and sha... Read More
This 18-year-old was referred to Dr. Parker by a former rhinoplasty patient requesting a smaller nose. Dr. Parker explained during his consultation that he would try to make the nose smaller but did not want to feminize or give him a small nose. At surgery, Dr. Parker performed an open rhinoplasty. He reduced the bone and cartilage on the nas... Read More
Anatomic Differences Between a Male and Female Nose
Anatomically, the nose is a complicated structure. The skin is draped over the nasal framework, which is what gives the nose its shape and support. The upper 40% of the framework is composed of paired nasal bones that are not movable. The lower 60% of the nose consists of cartilage and is movable. Dr. Parker takes the following anatomical differences into account in performing male rhinoplasties:
The male dorsum is wider and straighter with less concavity at the superciliary ridges (the part of the nose between the eyes) than the female nose.
The male nasal dorsum should remain straight, whereas a female nose may have 1–2 mm of aquilinity (curvature) and a supratip break.
The angle of the nasal columella to the upper lip should be 90 degrees in men versus 95 degrees in women.
The chin is more prominent in men, projecting to a plumb line drawn from a point at one half the ideal nasal length tangential to the upper lip versus a line 2–3 mm posterior to this plumb line in women.
The nasal tip is broader and more bulbous in men versus that of a more refined tip in women.
The nasal skin in men is usually thicker, limiting the amount of change that can be achieved.
Our Experienced surgeon
Dr. Paul M. Parker
Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Paul M. Parker combines an unwavering dedication to patient satisfaction with surgical expertise to create aesthetically pleasing, natural-looking results.
Closed rhinoplasty, which involves incisions hidden on the inside of the nostrils, is indicated for relatively minor shape adjustments to the nasal bone and cartilage.
Before & After: Closed Rhinoplasty*
Open Rhinoplasty
Open rhinoplasty involves a small and inconspicuous incision underneath the tip of the nose and between the nostrils. This is connected to incisions inside the nostrils. These cleverly hidden incisions allow Dr. Parker to “open” the nose and sculpt the underlying bone and cartilage very precisely under direct vision.
Before & After: Open Rhinoplasty*
Tip Plasty
A tip plasty involves improving only the tip of the patient’s nose. Almost always, Dr. Parker will use an “open” approach to achieve the most natural-looking, symmetric tip he can.
Your Personalized Surgical Plan
During your consultation in the office or online, Dr. Parker will listen carefully to your concerns about the appearance of your nose. He will then explain to you his recommended surgical plan to improve it. His discussion with you will be supplemented by reviewing computer images of what your nose should look like after surgery.
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We believe plastic surgery should be accessible to as many people as possible. That’s why we offer financing through lenders that specialize in setting up payment plans for elective cosmetic surgery. We can discuss financing during your consultation.
Rhinoplasty is most safely performed with general anesthesia. Surgical time varies from 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on the degree of complexity. Patients are discharged about an hour after surgery. There is usually little pain. Sutures and a light plastic splint used to protect the nose are removed within a week.
Rhinoplasty at The Parker Center
Your Rhinoplasty Consultation & Imaging Session
Consultations at the Parker Center are special. Dr. Parker will spend extra time with you, ensuring that he understands your goals and that you are fully educated about each potential solution. Additionally, our imaging expert will help you see the possibilities with digital photo imaging to show you what you will look like after surgery. Patients who are comparing providers often tell us our consults are the most thorough and informative they’ve ever experienced!
One to two weeks before your scheduled rhinoplasty, you will undergo a one-hour, in-office, face-to-face education session with one of Dr. Parker’s Nurse Educators. During this session, the nurse educator thoroughly reviews a detailed information packet to further educate you about your rhinoplasty. This includes a discussion of what to do to prepare for surgery, what occurs on the day of surgery, and what to expect after surgery during your recovery. It’s a detailed session that really educates our patients about the entire surgical process at the Parker Center. Patients tell us they love it because they feel so well-prepared for their surgery. Learn more about what to expect during your pre-op education session.
Our Signature Rapid Recovery Program
Most of our male rhinoplasty patients lead active lives and are anxious to return to their activities as soon as possible after surgery. With that in mind, we have tailored our surgical procedures, anesthesia, and medications, and developed our Rapid Recovery peri-operative program to accelerate patients’ recuperation after surgery. While everyone heals differently, most of our New Jersey rhinoplasty patients are able to return to work within 7 days.
Swelling and discoloration subside within 10 days and most patients can resume exercise at 2 weeks. During both your consultation with Dr. Parker and in your pre-op education visit with our Nurse Educator, your anticipated recovery will be discussed in detail.
Our Signature
Rapid Recovery Program
Our surgical procedures, anesthesia, medications, and aftercare are tailored to minimize post-operative discomfort and accelerate recuperation.
Together, the nose and chin determine your profile. Chin augmentation is sometimes suggested at the time of rhinoplasty to achieve better facial balance.
Rhinoplasty procedures can be performed in combination with other procedures, such as a face lift, blepharoplasty, liposuction, otoplasty, or chin augmentation. The patient shown here had liposuction of his neck performed in addition to an open secondary rhinoplasty.
This allows the patient to have multiple areas corrected during one surgery with only one anesthesia and recovery. Usually, the recovery is similar when one or more procedures are performed.
Before & After: Rhinoplasty & Chin Augmentation*
Before & After: Secondary Rhinoplasty & Neck Liposuction*
What Is My Next Step?
To meet with Dr. Parker and his team in Paramus, New Jersey, and discuss your options, request a consultation using our online form or call
(201) 967-1212 for an appointment. We also offer cosmetic consults by phone or video with our nurse coordinator if you prefer to start with this option.
We believe plastic surgery should be accessible to as many people as possible. That's why we offer financing through lenders that specialize in setting up payment plans for elective cosmetic surgery. We can discuss financing during your consultation.
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Results: Dr. Parker is known for remarkable results that may surpass your expectations