The techniques used in ethnic rhinoplasty may differ from those used in traditional rhinoplasty, as the structures of the nose can vary significantly between different ethnic groups. For example, individuals of African, Asian, or Middle Eastern descent may have thicker skin and more prominent nasal features, such as a wider base or flatter bridge, than individuals of Caucasian descent.

Some common goals of ethnic rhinoplasty include creating a more defined nasal tip, improving the shape of the nostrils, and reducing the size or width of the nose. The surgeon will work closely with the patient to understand their goals and expectations, and develop a customized surgical plan to achieve the desired results.

It is important to choose a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon who has a thorough understanding of the unique nasal structures and aesthetic considerations for individuals of various ethnicities when considering ethnic rhinoplasty. As with any surgical procedure, there are risks and potential complications that should be discussed with the surgeon before the procedure is scheduled.