Breathing is measured first
How you breathe is tested at the very start — not guessed from the outside.
Rhinoplasty
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Rhinoplasty / Nose Job
Structural correction and facial harmony together — for first-time patients. Learn more →
Revision Rhinoplasty
Careful, anatomy-led correction for patients previously operated on elsewhere. Learn more →
Nasal Tip Rhinoplasty
Refinement limited to the tip when the bridge is already right. Learn more →
Functional & ENT
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Nasal Obstruction Treatment
Functional airway correction — combined with aesthetic refinement in one operation if needed.
Nasal Polyp Treatment
Turbinate surgery to ease breathing — often combined with rhinoplasty.
Sinusitis Treatment
Sinusitis is a treatable condition. Most cases clear up with medication, but if a patient does…
Tonsils and Adenoids
When tonsils and adenoids cause illness more than five or six times a year, or are…
Fluid in the Middle Ear
Fluid in the middle ear is common in childhood and is often seen as a minor…
The ENT advantage
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Why an ENT surgeon for rhinoplasty?
A nose that looks perfect but cannot breathe is not a result — that is why breathing is solved first.
Dr. Barışkan is an ENT and Head & Neck surgeon who began his career in the Department of Anatomy at Pamukkale University. Because of that foundation, every rhinoplasty starts with the septum, the valves and the airway — the working parts of the nose — before a single line of the profile is drawn.
Only then is the outside shaped, so the nose you see and the nose you breathe through are planned as one operation, to your own proportions, and never traded against each other.
Where ENT training makes the difference
Septum and nasal valves
The inner walls that keep your airway open are corrected — never sacrificed for the profile.
Anatomy from the ground up
Dr. Barışkan trained in the Department of Anatomy before ENT — every plan starts beneath the skin.
A shape that lasts
A result built on a working nose keeps its shape for years — not just in the first photos.
Function first, then aesthetics.
Consultation
Start with a structural facial analysis
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