In the United States, in 1887, the otolaryngologist John Orlando Roe (1848–1915) performed the first modern endonasal rhinoplasty (closed rhinoplasty) and about his management of saddle nose deformities.

Who invented nose job?

In 1887, American otolaryngologist John Orlando Roe documented what is considered the first modern rhinoplasty on a patient who suffered emotional distress stemming from a 'pug nose'. Roe's technique was performed inside the nose, thereby eliminating external scarring, and ensuring the secrecy of his work.

When was the first ever nose job?

Plastic surgery (and nose jobs) in the 1400s – by Antonio Branca. The nose received the most attention from early plastic surgeons.