Tell Us What You Desire from Rhinoplasty Surgery: Dr. Roger J. Oldham in Bethesda, Maryland Explains How

If you are looking to correct a disproportional nose or a nose that has enlarged nostrils or a nasal bump, look no further. Dr. Roger J. Oldham is a Bethesda, Maryland board certified plastic surgeon who performs rhinoplasty (nose reshaping surgery) to patients from the greater Washington D.C. area.  Dr. Oldham has also been performing facial rejuvenation  plastic surgery for 25+ years, including facelift, neck lift, blepharoplasty and brow lift.  This level of surgical experience is necessary when you are selecting your rhinoplasty surgeon, and recommendations from former patients are a must.  Dr. Oldham, for example, was voted Bethesda’s “Best Plastic Surgeon” in Bethesda Magazine by his patients and colleagues.

Rhinoplasty (reshaping of the nose) is performed to correct a nose that is either too large for the face, or a nose that carries personally dissatisfying features.  Some patients desire a more defined profile to the bridge of the nose.  Other patients seek rhinoplasty to reshape a particularly bulbous nose, one that has a disproportionate nasal tip or nostrils that don’t seem to fit the nasal bridge. Dr. Oldham always takes before and after photographs of all rhinoplasty surgery procedures which helps you appreciate the dramatic results from your rhinoplasty surgery. You may view before and after nose reshaping rhinoplasty photos on his website.  As you can see, every patient is different and beautiful in his or her own way and Dr. Oldham approaches rhinoplasty surgery carefully and deliberately in ways unique to each patient.

Once you have visited our online photo gallery, call Dr. Oldham to schedule your personal rhinoplasty consultation.  When you call ask our staff how to located our Bethesda, Maryland office from these areas and more surrounding the Greater Washington D.C. area: Olney, Gaithersburg, Silver Spring,  Montgomery Village, Germantown, Rockville, Chevy Chase, Potomac, and Bethesda, Maryland; Fairfax, Vienna, McLean, Chantilly, Great Falls, Arlington, Alexandria, Annandale, Falls Church, Reston, and Herndon, Northern Virginia; and Georgetown in Northwest.