Is it ok to do a rhinoplasty even if there is no teeth at all in the upper jaw ?

Thank you for your question. Usually not an issue at all.  Please be sure to see an experience facial plastic or plastic surgeon.  Preoperative computer imaging is very helpful for your case. Also, at the time of your surgery, make sure to wear your dentures.  This will allow your surgeon to get a better assessment of your surgery while it is being performed.  Thanks again, best!

Hello, Thank you for your question. Typically this isn't a contraindications, as long as your gums are healthy. I'd recommend booking a consultation with a
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to determine what your options would be and if you're a good candidate for this procedure. 

Take care.

This should not impact adversely your rhinoplasty results.  Work done in a rhinoplasty is sufficiently far from teeth and gums that it is not an issue. 

The lack of any upper teeth and maxillary atrophy will not affect a rhinoplasty procedure. The bony osteotomies of a rhinoplasty are done way above the level of the maxilla.

Nancy2008, not a problem. just make sure you see an experienced facial plastic specialist with good Internet photos. Good luck!

 It is acceptable to undergo rhinoplasty on someone who is edentulous with no upper jaw teeth.

As long as you do not have any gum  or jaw disease at this point, it should likely not have any impact on your rhinoplasty.