Rhinoplasty is one of the most technically demanding aesthetic surgeries, requiring a balance of form and function. This book covers foundational principles of nasal anatomy, surgical planning, and operative techniques for both primary and revision rhinoplasty. It explains approaches to dorsal hump reduction, tip refinement, septoplasty, and grafting. Emphasis is placed on patient-specific goals, ethnic variations, and postoperative outcomes. High-resolution intraoperative images and step-by-step guides make this an essential reference for both novice and experienced surgeons.
Tawanda Gondo is a board-certified ENT surgeon with advanced fellowship training in facial plastic surgery. Based in Southern Africa, he is known for introducing contemporary rhinoplasty methods in resource-limited settings. His clinical work includes both functional and cosmetic nasal procedures, with particular emphasis on structural preservation. He has authored several academic chapters on surgical planning and postoperative care. He is involved in ongoing surgical education initiatives for junior surgeons across the region.