“Successful rhinoplasty relies heavily on the surgical expertise of the surgeon whose craftsmanship takes time to mature and develop. There is no single best way that can correct the wide variety of anatomic disharmonies and answer the needs of all patients. While some patients require major structural changes, others only need subtle changes in surface aesthetics. Therefore, my entire focus is on individualized, patient-centered surgery. My educational background, analytical capabilities, surgical skill level, profile of my practice, and my sense of beauty and harmony all play a prominent role in formulating a patient-specific game plan.”
Dr. Daniel J. Hall, MD, FACS
Dr. Daniel J. Hall, MD, FACS
The nose is the most prominent feature on the face. Cosmetically speaking, it provides balance while it’s functionality is of the utmost importance. That’s why patients in the Gainesville and North Florida area turn to Dr. Daniel Hall at Accent Rhinoplasty Center for complex nose surgery procedures.
Get to Know Dr. Hall
With more than 217,000 rhinoplasty procedures performed in 2014, nose surgery became the second most performed cosmetic procedure according to a recent study. Dr. Daniel Hall has performed thousands of nasal surgeries for both cosmetic and functional reasons, truly making him an expert in nasal surgery.
Dr. Daniel J. Hall, MD, FACS
Dr. Daniel Hall is a cosmetic and reconstructive Facial Plastic Surgeon in Gainesville, Florida. He is fellowship trained and became board-certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery in 2003. Dr. Hall did a residency in Otolaryngology, and is board-certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery. With superb surgical skills, and an artist’s unique eye, Dr. Hall delivers the highest standard of care in all aspects of facial plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery. He places great emphasis on education and individualized, compassionate care. Taking time to listen and giving undivided attention is critical to Dr. Hall’s practice style. As an experienced Facial Plastic Surgeon serving Gainesville and North Florida, Dr. Hall always gives his honest opinion to ensure that his patients choose a treatment plan that is safe and effective for the aesthetic goals they want to achieve. Learn more »
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Are You a Good Candidate for Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty can be used to improve both the form and the function of the nose. Cosmetically, a nose surgery can be used to change the size, shape, or angles of the nose to enhance overall facial harmony and create a sense of balance with other facial features. Although rhinoplasty is often performed for cosmetic reasons, this surgery can also be used to help patients who have difficulty breathing, blocked nasal passages, a deviated septum, or problems due to injury. If you find it difficult to breathe through your nose or you suffer from constant heavy snoring, a functional nasal surgery may be able to improve your overall quality of life.
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Revision Rhinoplasty: the art of secondary nasal surgery.
Most patients at our Gainesville, FL office who are seeking secondary/revision rhinoplasty have a nose that simply looks operated and unnatural or does not function as it should. Our rhinoplasty surgeon’s goal is always to [...]
Why are there so many “botched” nose jobs?
Which do you think is the most technically difficult surgery in the field of cosmetic surgery? Ear pinning surgery? Eyelid surgery? Maybe facelifts? In fact, most plastic surgeons will tell you that rhinoplasties are the [...]
How can you best prepare for Rhinoplasty?
Patients at our Gainesville practice interested in rhinoplasty will be carefully instructed on steps to take before and after surgery to maximize their comfort, safety, and results. During your visits, Dr. Daniel Hall and his [...]
Form, Function, or Both?
Rhinoplasty is generally done to change the look of the nose, while septoplasty is done to help correct a nasal obstruction or breathing problems from a deviated (crooked) septum. It is very common though to perform rhinoplasty with septal reconstruction if there are functional problems associated with nasal airway obstruction. An expert rhinoplasty and septoplasty surgeon can determine your specific problems by talking to you and examining your nose. Your surgeon can then plan the proper treatment to correct problems with the structure and/or appearance of your nose.