Yes. Facelifts are frequently combined with eyelid surgery, brow lifts, fat grafting, and even resurfacing lasers. It depends on what you need to achieve the goals you have set for your procedure.

You may be a good candidate for rhinoplasty if you’re at least 16 (girls) or 17 (boys) years old, in good general health, have realistic expectations, and want to improve the appearance or function of your nose. Common reasons include reshaping a dorsal hump, refining the tip, correcting asymmetry, or improving breathing. Dr. Moore and Dr. Sarosiek at Cool Springs Plastic Surgery in Brentwood, TN evaluate facial anatomy, nasal structure, and aesthetic goals during consultation.

Good candidates are in good health and bothered by sagging skin, jowls, or a loose neck that non-surgical treatments can't fully correct — typically in their 40s through 70s. We confirm candidacy at your consultation.

Closed rhinoplasty makes all incisions inside the nostrils, leaving no visible external scars — best suited for minor refinements. Open rhinoplasty includes a small incision across the columella (between the nostrils), allowing the surgeon greater visibility and access for more complex changes. The columellar scar typically heals nearly invisibly. Your CSPS surgeon will recommend the approach based on your specific anatomy and the changes needed.