For the rhinoplasty surgeon

Reshape the nose in 3D and match it in theatre.

3D-printed, patient-matched nasal guides bridge the gap between what the patient expects and the result on the table.

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250+Patients treated
3Surgeons live
CE-markedEurope

What it gives you

Checked against the guide, not against memory

The surgeon works to the 3D simulation. Dorsal hump, deviation, and tip are each checked against the guide.

Dorsal hump

Reduction is checked against the guide so the bridge matches the patient’s 3D simulated nose.

Nasal deviation

Realignment follows the specifications of the simulated nose.

Tip irregularity

Tip corrections stay close to the aesthetic plan agreed with the patient.

A case trail

Scan, simulation, guide, and outcome stay on the same record.

Already in use: 250+ patients operated with Orthonose guides. CE-marked patient-specific device.

The treatment path

Scan, plan, agree – then treat and follow

The face is scanned in 3D at the consultation. The nose is reshaped to the surgeon’s instructions. Once the simulation is agreed, the guide is built.

01
Scan
Guided multi-photo capture – or Vectra import – into a sub-millimeter map.
02
Plan
Reshape the nose on the model and agree the post-surgical look before the guide is built.
03
Surgical guide
A patient-matched guide, so the nose can be checked against the agreed shape.
04
Treat
In theatre the guide takes the guesswork out of matching the agreed shape.

Path B · Surgery

A clearer rhinoplasty, from plan to table

Developed with rhinoplasty surgeons, after eight years of research in laboratories in France. The guide stays with the case through the operation, so the result stays close to what was agreed.

250+

Patients treated

Operated with patient-matched Orthonose guides – produced to order in France.

Surgeons live

First paying clients: practising surgeons, billed for commercial use, not a pilot or a grant.

CE-marked

Europe

CE Class I and IIa in Europe; ANSM declaration filed. Patient-specific.

Seat the guide

Forehead and nasal segments register to the anatomy you scanned.

Keep the field

Lattice openings leave the dorsum accessible while the reference stays in place.

Match the plan

The physical shape is the locked proposal the patient signed off.

Close the loop

Attach the outcome to the scan that started it

Before, during and after live on one case file – labelled outcomes a consumer selfie cannot produce.

Before

Locked plan on the surgeon platform – assessment, proposal and order.

During

Surgical path: the printed guide in theatre, tied to that plan ID.

After

Outcome back on the record. Baseline vs result is measurable.

Getting started

What adopting Orthonose looks like in practice

We work with the practice to set up planning, the first printed guide, and the right path for each patient.

You get

Surgeon platform seat – €200/mo solo
Clinic seat option – €1,500/mo
Printed guide / case – €700

List prices excl. VAT. Interceptive splints and surgical guides are separate orders on the same platform.

We run with you

Capture training – first scans with support
First guide – plan → order → theatre
Case review – outcome on the record

For parents

Interceptive

A custom orthosis, worn at night, guides the nose while it is still growing.

For parents

Questions

What surgeons ask first

What is Orthonose?

A surgical guide is the reference the surgeon checks the nose against during the operation, so the result stays close to the agreed 3D plan. Orthonose is that platform: scan, shared plan, then a patient-matched guide or night-worn interceptive care. CE Class I and IIa in Europe; ANSM declaration filed. Patient-specific.

What do I order?

A platform seat for planning, a printed guide per surgical case, or a monthly interceptive plan. The surgeon keeps the procedure fee.

What is the regulatory status?