👉 Nose engineering, also known as nasal bioengineering or rhinoplasty enhancement, involves the surgical and technological modification of the nasal structure to improve its aesthetic appeal, functionality, or both. This field combines principles from biology, materials science, and engineering to reshape nasal cartilage, bone, and soft tissues for optimal symmetry, proportion, and overall appearance. Techniques range from traditional open rhinoplasty to minimally invasive methods like endoscopic surgery, utilizing advanced tools and 3D imaging for precise planning. Beyond aesthetics, nose engineering can address functional issues such as breathing difficulties by optimizing nasal airflow and reducing obstruction. Innovations in biocompatible materials and tissue engineering are also being explored to enhance durability and natural appearance, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in nasal reconstruction and enhancement.
