Florian Bast MD FRCS

Florian Bast MD FRCS Specialist in functional and aesthetic nasal surgery

Mr Florian Bast is a leading Rhinologist, ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon in London, specialising in Rhinoplasty, Revision Rhinoplasty, and advanced ENT procedures. He performs Open and Closed Rhinoplasty, Septorhinoplasty, and Nasal Valve Repair with a focus on natural results and improved function. Based at top clinics in London, Mr Bast also offers Morpheus8, SkinBooster, Profhilo, and other non

-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments. Known for his precision, safety, and aesthetic expertise, he is trusted by patients seeking Rhinoplasty in London, Revision Rhinoplasty London and across the UK.

Mr Florian Bast is honoured to have been recognised with the Outstanding Patient Experience Award by Doctify.This award ...
01/05/2026

Mr Florian Bast is honoured to have been recognised with the Outstanding Patient Experience Award by Doctify.

This award reflects the feedback and trust of patients, highlighting the importance of clear communication, attentive care, and a supportive experience at every stage of treatment.

As a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Mr Bast is committed to providing not only expert surgical outcomes, but also a patient journey that feels informed, reassuring, and personalised from consultation through to recovery.

Thank you to all patients who have taken the time to share their experiences, your feedback is greatly valued.

29/04/2026

Considering rhinoplasty can bring up many questions, and it’s completely normal to feel nervous about the process.

While patients may arrive with a specific “dream nose” in mind, the goal of surgery is to create a result that suits the individual face, maintaining natural balance and harmony rather than trying to replicate a specific image.

Equally important is nasal function. A successful rhinoplasty should always consider breathing as well as appearance, ensuring that the structure of the nose supports healthy airflow.

Photographs can be helpful when discussing goals during consultation, but they serve as reference points rather than guarantees, as every nose and facial structure is unique.

Ultimately, the aim of rhinoplasty is not perfection, but a result that feels natural and helps patients feel more comfortable and confident in themselves.

In this Q&A, Mr Florian Bast, Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, shares some important considerations for patients thinking about rhinoplasty.

Revision rhinoplasty is often more complex than primary rhinoplasty because the original anatomy of the nose has already...
27/04/2026

Revision rhinoplasty is often more complex than primary rhinoplasty because the original anatomy of the nose has already been altered.

Previous surgery can create scar tissue, changes in cartilage structure, or loss of structural support, all of which can make secondary surgery more challenging. In many cases, the goal of revision rhinoplasty is not only to improve appearance, but also to restore stability and breathing function by rebuilding the nasal framework.

Careful assessment and detailed surgical planning are essential when approaching these cases.

As a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Mr Florian Bast frequently treats complex and revision rhinoplasty cases, combining expertise in rhinology and facial plastic surgery to restore both form and function.

27/04/2026

Rhinoplasty is not simply about reshaping the nose, it is about maintaining the structural support that allows the nose to function properly.⁠
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In the past, some techniques focused on removing cartilage to reduce the size of the nose. When too much structural support is removed, this can weaken the framework of the nose and lead to long-term problems such as nasal valve collapse, breathing difficulty, or changes in appearance over time.⁠
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Modern rhinoplasty places far greater emphasis on preserving and strengthening the underlying structure, ensuring that both form and function are protected.⁠
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As a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Mr Florian Bast approaches rhinoplasty with careful attention to nasal support and airway function, helping deliver results that remain stable and natural in the long term.⁠
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Grateful to my lovely patient for allowing me to share these long-term follow-up results.The patient presented with both...
22/04/2026

Grateful to my lovely patient for allowing me to share these long-term follow-up results.

The patient presented with both functional breathing concerns and aesthetic disharmony of the nose. These were addressed with a precision open structural septorhinoplasty, allowing careful reconstruction of the nasal framework.

In rhinoplasty, form and function should never be separated. A stable structural approach allows us to restore healthy nasal breathing while creating a balanced, natural nasal contour.

Long-term results are what truly define the success of rhinoplasty surgery.

22/04/2026

Rhinoplasty is not simply about reshaping the nose, it is about maintaining the structural support that allows the nose to function properly.

In the past, some techniques focused on removing cartilage to reduce the size of the nose. When too much structural support is removed, this can weaken the framework of the nose and lead to long-term problems such as nasal valve collapse, breathing difficulty, or changes in appearance over time.

Modern rhinoplasty places far greater emphasis on preserving and strengthening the underlying structure, ensuring that both form and function are protected.

As a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Mr Florian Bast approaches rhinoplasty with careful attention to nasal support and airway function, helping deliver results that remain stable and natural in the long term.

Swelling after rhinoplasty is one of the most common concerns patients have during recovery, and it often lasts longer t...
20/04/2026

Swelling after rhinoplasty is one of the most common concerns patients have during recovery, and it often lasts longer than people expect.

While the most noticeable swelling typically improves in the first few weeks, the nose continues to heal and refine for many months after surgery. Factors such as skin thickness, the extent of surgical changes, and the body’s natural healing process all influence how quickly swelling resolves.

A key part of this process is tissue remodelling, where the internal structures and soft tissues gradually adapt to the new framework of the nose.

For many patients, the final result continues to develop for up to 12 months or longer, particularly in the nasal tip.

As a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Mr Florian Bast guides patients through each stage of recovery, helping them understand the normal healing timeline and ensuring the best possible long-term outcome.

The nose sits at the centre of the face, which means it plays a key role in overall facial balance and harmony.When asse...
17/04/2026

The nose sits at the centre of the face, which means it plays a key role in overall facial balance and harmony.

When assessing a patient for rhinoplasty, it is important to consider how the nose relates to surrounding features such as the chin, forehead, and overall facial profile. In many cases, subtle refinements to the nose can bring these elements into better proportion, creating a more balanced and natural appearance.

Because every face is unique, rhinoplasty planning must always be individualised, focusing on how each feature works together rather than changing the nose in isolation.

As a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Mr Florian Bast approaches rhinoplasty with careful attention to both facial aesthetics and nasal function, ensuring results that complement the patient’s natural features.

A rhinoplasty consultation involves far more than simply assessing the external appearance of the nose.When examining a ...
13/04/2026

A rhinoplasty consultation involves far more than simply assessing the external appearance of the nose.

When examining a patient, Mr Florian Bast carefully evaluates several key structural and functional factors. These include the position of the septum, the stability of the nasal valves, the size of the turbinates, as well as the skin thickness and cartilage support that shape the nose.

Understanding these elements allows a comprehensive view of both nasal function and facial balance, ensuring that any treatment, whether medical management, functional surgery, or rhinoplasty, is tailored to the individual patient.

As a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Mr Bast combines expertise in rhinology and facial plastic surgery to assess both breathing and aesthetics before developing a personalised treatment plan.

10/04/2026

Your nose does far more than simply allow you to breathe.

Every day, it helps protect your lungs by filtering thousands of particles from the air. Nasal hairs trap larger debris such as dust and pollen, while mucus captures smaller irritants and bacteria. At the same time, structures known as turbinates help regulate airflow, warming and humidifying the air before it reaches the lungs.

Together, these mechanisms make the nose an important part of the body’s natural respiratory defence system.

As a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Mr Florian Bast frequently assesses nasal structure and airflow when investigating breathing concerns and treating conditions that affect nasal function.

To find out more or arrange a consultation, visit florian-bast.com

A recent patient shared their experience after visiting Mr Florian Bast for persistent ear problems that had been affect...
08/04/2026

A recent patient shared their experience after visiting Mr Florian Bast for persistent ear problems that had been affecting their day-to-day life.

During the consultation, Mr Bast carefully explained the possible causes of their symptoms, discussing how the ear functions and outlining potential treatment options in clear, accessible terms. This thorough and reassuring approach helped the patient feel at ease and confident in their care.

Following treatment, the patient reported that their pain and ear symptoms have completely resolved, allowing them to return to normal daily activities.

Feedback like this reflects Mr Bast’s commitment to clear communication, careful diagnosis, and patient-centred care when treating ear, nose, and throat conditions.

To find out more or arrange a consultation, visit florian-bast.com

Thank you to my patient for allowing me to share these on-table and long-term results.⁠⁠After a nasal trauma, the patien...
07/04/2026

Thank you to my patient for allowing me to share these on-table and long-term results.⁠
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After a nasal trauma, the patient developed significant breathing difficulties and a change in nasal shape. A strong structural reconstruction was required to rebuild the framework of the nose.⁠
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The result: restored nasal breathing and a natural appearance over the long term.⁠
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Restoring function and form always go hand in hand.⁠
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Considering rhinoplasty? Book a consultation at florian-bast.com

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