In a Persian rhinoplasty, patients frequently seek a refined nasal bridge with gentle curvature (often described as a “soft dorsal line”), improvement in tip definition without over-narrowing, and better harmony with the mid-face, particularly in relation to the cheeks and eyes. Many request preservation of ethnic identity rather than full westernization of the nose. Additional goals may include improving breathing function, correcting a bump (“dorsal hump”), and reducing any bulbous or under-defined tip, all while maintaining a natural outcome suited to their facial proportions. Dr. Solomon’s approach emphasizes these goals and integrates them into a customized plan for each patient.



There are over 100,000 Persian Canadians with almost half living in the Greater Toronto Area. A large majority of Persians are in the
While some Persian patients choose to travel back to Tehran for rhinoplasty, there are advantages to having surgery in the Toronto area. There are, without a doubt, good rhinoplasty surgeons in Tehran, but by doing some research, individuals can find a rhinoplasty surgeon, such as Dr. Philip Solomon who has the experience, exceptional skills and artistic nuances to perform cosmetic procedures while preserving one’s ethnic uniqueness.
In order to make a more educated decision about whether a Persian rhinoplasty is right for you, it is important that you have a clear understanding of the recovery process for the procedure.
“We are deeply respectful of all cultural considerations and can ensure the best possible result through our refined skill-set” says Dr. Solomon, Otolaryngologist, Head and Neck Surgeon practicing Facial Plastic Surgery. Dr. Solomon’s surgical specialties include rhinoplasty, both primary and revision, ethnic rhinoplasty as well as 




