Alarplasty

Alarplasty, also known as alar base reduction surgery, is a cosmetic procedure that modifies the shape of the nose. Alarplasty is popular for those who wish to lessen the appearance of nasal flares and who want to make their nose look more symmetrical.

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Alarplasty

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About Alarplasty Surgery

Alarplasty is a procedure in which a small amount of skin is taken from the wing of the nose. The outcome is frequently an appearance of the nose’s base being narrower. If the surgeon believes combining different incision procedures will produce the greatest results, it may be done. The intention is to keep the nose’s base looking natural. Technically, Alarpasty is a specific type of Rhinoplasty.

Alarplasty Prices

At Signature Clinic, we offer straightforward pricing with no hidden costs. Alarplasty (nostril reduction surgery) is priced at £4,500, which includes the procedure, anaesthesia, and aftercare. This fixed cost ensures you can plan your treatment with confidence. We recommend a free consultation to assess your goals and provide personalised advice.

Alarplasty In Detail

Benefits of Alarplasty
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Alarplasty FAQ

One of the most often requested operations among both adults and young teenagers is alarplasty. It works best when your nose reaches its adult size. At Signature Clinic, patients must be 18 years old to have Alarplasty surgery.
The results of a nostril reduction procedure are thought to be permanent, although being slightly vulnerable to the ageing process.
Alar reduction surgery is irreversible and permanent. Revisional surgery may be performed to correct nostril narrowing if you’re not happy with the results. You should be mindful of the potential for severe scarring and abnormal contouring, though.
Alarplasty is typically thought of as a permanent treatment, therefore the alterations performed to the nostrils should be long-lasting. It’s crucial to remember that the ageing process goes on and that the tissues and skin of the face might change over time. The nostrils’ appearance may be somewhat impacted by these alterations.

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