Procedures
Rhinoplasty is one of the most challenging cosmetic surgeries to master, and Dr. Sandel is a recognized expert and specialist in the procedure. He has performed hundreds of rhinoplasty procedures and has written book chapters and journal articles on the subject, and receives referrals from fellow plastic surgeons and ENT surgeons whose patients require specialized care.
Because his background spans ear, nose, and throat surgery as well as facial plastic surgery, cosmetic and functional concerns can often be corrected in the same procedure. Insurance companies sometimes cover surgery performed to correct breathing problems.
Cosmetic & functional
Reshapes the nose in proportion to the rest of the face, and can resolve breathing problems at the same time.
Full detailsSecondary surgery
For patients unhappy with the appearance or function of the nose after a prior nose surgery.
Full detailsNon-surgical
Filler along the bridge or at the tip to straighten a profile or lift a dropped tip, with no surgery and no recovery. Advanced injection work that Dr. Sandel takes referrals for.
Full detailsFunctional
Corrects a deviated septum. Dr. Sandel lists septoplasty and nasal breathing disorders among his areas of expertise.
Full detailsFunctional
Evaluation and treatment of nasal obstruction, including deviated septum and nasal valve collapse.
Full detailsFunctional
Addresses a collapsed or depressed nasal valve, a common contributor to difficulty breathing through the nose.
Full detailsReconstructive
Nose reshaping when injury or illness has left the nose disfigured, restoring symmetry and breathing together.
Facial reconstructionIn consultation, Dr. Sandel evaluates the combination of your facial features and uses photographic simulation from multiple angles to show what your face will look like with the changes he recommends.
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