Dr. Rady Rahban is a board-certified plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills known for natural-looking rhinoplasty. He shapes the nose to fit your face and keeps your breathing in mind. Patients visit him for first-time and revision nose surgery.
Dr. Rahban has built his reputation on rhinoplasty that looks like your own nose, only better. His practice describes the goal this way. A "Rahban" nose is your nose, shaped so well that people say you look great instead of asking what you had done.
Several things support that reputation. He has formal training at top schools, board certification, and published research. He also takes a careful approach to each consultation. The sections below cover each of these points.
A natural result means no one can tell where the surgery happened. The nose fits the face, works well, and ages normally.
A nose should suit your forehead, eyes, lips, and chin. A nose that is too small or too sharp can look out of place. Dr. Rahban studies these relationships before he plans any change.
Natural results often come from small adjustments. Moving the tip a few millimeters or smoothing a bump can change how the whole face looks. Removing too much tissue is a common cause of an "operated" look.
A beautiful nose that blocks airflow is not a good result. Dr. Rahban treats shape and function as one goal.
Dr. Rahban's education took place at several well-known California institutions. Each step added skills that apply to nose surgery.
Dr. Rahban earned a biochemistry degree from UCLA. He graduated summa cum laude with departmental highest honors. He then finished in the top 10% of his class at UC San Diego medical school.
In his last year of medical school, he was chosen for the accelerated plastic surgery residency at the USC Keck School of Medicine. He trained at Cedars-Sinai, City of Hope, Children's Hospital Los Angeles, and LAC+USC Medical Center.
Dr. Rahban worked closely with Dr. Garth Fisher, who is known for his role on ABC's "Extreme Makeover." Dr. Rahban says he picked up many advanced techniques from that work. He still refines them in his Beverly Hills practice.
Dr. Rahban holds these credentials:
Membership in The Rhinoplasty Society is worth noting. It is a group focused specifically on nose surgery.
Dr. Rahban has published in medical journals. His work includes a 2007 paper in Aesthetic Surgery Journal on a body contouring technique after massive weight loss. He has also written on scar care and wound coverage. Research like this shows a habit of studying how tissue heals.
Good results start before surgery. Dr. Rahban builds the plan around your face, your goals, and your health.
His consultations typically last about an hour. He listens to your concerns and asks what you want to change. He then explains what surgery can and cannot do for your nose.
Dr. Rahban shares before-and-after photos of patients with concerns like yours. You can see realistic outcomes instead of guessing. You can also browse the rhinoplasty gallery on your own.
If your goals are realistic, he tells you so. If they are not, he suggests other options and explains why. His practice states that he will not promise unrealistic results or push a procedure you do not need.
Yes. Dr. Rahban treats breathing problems during the same surgery that reshapes the nose. His practice notes that many nose surgeons overlook airflow or even worsen it.
A crooked septum is a common cause of blocked airflow. Septoplasty straightens the wall inside the nose. Combining it with rhinoplasty means one surgery and one recovery.
Dr. Rahban aims to rebuild the nose so it is stronger and works better than before. A sturdy structure also helps the new shape hold up over time.
*Real Patient Results: Rhinoplasty by Dr. Rahban
Dr. Rahban works with patients of many backgrounds. His practice lists Asian, African American, Hispanic, Middle Eastern, and Caucasian noses. Each group has its own typical skin thickness, cartilage strength, and bridge shape.
Ethnic rhinoplasty aims to refine the nose while keeping your heritage visible. A one-size-fits-all nose does not look natural on most people. Male rhinoplasty also calls for a different plan, since a stronger profile usually looks best on men.
Dr. Rahban is widely known for revision surgery. His practice calls him a master of revision in Los Angeles. Revision rhinoplasty is more challenging than a first surgery because scar tissue and altered anatomy limit the surgeon's options.
Patients seek revision for several reasons, including:
Seeing so many corrected noses teaches a surgeon what to avoid. Dr. Rahban's practice says this is why he is a strong choice for a primary rhinoplasty too. His revision work shows him the mistakes that lead to unnatural results.
Every surgery has risks. Rhinoplasty risks include:
Choosing a board-certified surgeon lowers some of these risks. Following aftercare instructions helps too. Dr. Rahban reviews recovery, discomfort, and timing during your consultation.
Some patients do not need surgery. Non-surgical rhinoplasty uses fillers to smooth small bumps or lift a drooping tip. Results are temporary and do not shrink a nose or fix breathing.
Surgery is a better fit for larger changes, breathing problems, or long-lasting results. Dr. Rahban can tell you which path matches your goals.
Dr. Rahban offers in-person visits at his Beverly Hills office on Lasky Drive. He also offers a virtual consultation for patients who live far away. You can contact our office to choose a time.
Bring photos of noses you like and a list of questions. Dr. Rahban will give you honest feedback and a clear plan.
When Dr. Rahban does a consultation with a prospective patient, he wants it to be two things above all others: thorough and honest. He will find out from you just what you want from cosmetic surgery. And he will tell you honestly if you can get the result you want, and how he can best help you do so.
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