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Most rhinoplasty training in India still borrows its ideals from Western textbooks. Indian patients often have thicker skin, softer cartilage and a less defined tip, and those techniques do not always translate.
RhinoSculpt 2026 is a one-day live rhinoplasty workshop in Hyderabad built to close that gap. On Sunday, 22 November 2026, delegates will watch real cases operated live, question every decision as it is made, and leave with a planning approach they can use in their own practice.
This guide covers what the workshop includes, who is operating, how the day runs, and how to register before seats fill.
Published By microcareenthospitals.com / Updated: Oct 16, 2026
RhinoSculpt 2026 is the Live Rhinoplasty National Workshop 2026, held in Hyderabad on a single Sunday. Its theme, “Sculpting Form, Preserving Function”, sums up the goal: a nose that looks right and breathes well.
Detail | RhinoSculpt 2026 |
|---|---|
Date | Sunday, 22 November 2026 |
Time | 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
Delegate venue | UGC Auditorium, JNTU, Hyderabad |
Live surgery from | MicroCare ENT Hospital & Research Institute, Road No. 4, KPHB, Hyderabad |
Theme | Sculpting Form. Preserving Function |
Organisers | MicroCare ENT and Maurya Foundation |
In association with | AOI Telangana, AOI Hyderabad, AOI Andhra Pradesh Chapter, Rhinoplasty Society of India |
Registration closes | 20 November 2026 |
Rhinoplasty is one of the hardest operations to learn from slides. The result depends on hundreds of small, sequential decisions about skin, cartilage and airway that a recorded video rarely explains.
A live rhinoplasty workshop lets you see those decisions in real time. You see what the surgeon finds, what they change, and why.
In his foreword, organising chairman Prof. Dr. Sriprakash Vinnakota argues that Indian rhinoplasty needs its own playbook. Common features in Indian patients include:
He notes that Indian surgeons have innovated in all of these areas, but often in isolation. RhinoSculpt is designed as a national forum where that work is shown, debated and shared.
The programme is built on four learning blocks. Each one ties back to the live cases on the screen.
Delegates can put questions to the operating faculty throughout the day, rather than only in a closing Q&A.
Two surgeons will operate live at RhinoSculpt 2026.
Organising Chairman and Chief Rhinoplasty Surgeon at MicroCare ENT Hospital & Research Institute (MBBS, MS ENT). His fellowship training includes:
His practice spans rhinoplasty, endoscopic sinus surgery, micro ear surgery, sleep apnoea surgery and cochlear implantation. He also founded and chairs Maurya Foundation, a non-profit that provides free ENT care to underprivileged communities.
The workshop is supported by a wide committee. Dr. Chinny Sree is Organising Secretary, Dr. B. Y. C. Maddaiah is Organising Treasurer, and Dr. D. S. Deenadayal chairs the Scientific Committee. Advisors and coordinators are drawn from AOI chapters across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
RhinoSculpt runs across two linked sites in Hyderabad.
This format keeps the operating theatre sterile and focused while every delegate gets a clear, close-up view.
The day starts at 7:00 AM and runs until 6:00 PM. A detailed session timetable will be published on the workshop page.
MicroCare ENT Hospital & Research Institute is a multi-location ENT super-speciality hospital in Hyderabad. It is the surgical home of RhinoSculpt 2026: every live case on 22 November will be operated in its theatre at KPHB and transmitted to the auditorium.
The hospital was built around Prof. Dr. Sriprakash Vinnakota, who brings more than 26 years of ENT experience. Its surgical work covers:
Hosting a national live rhinoplasty workshop reflects the hospital’s focus on teaching as well as treatment. The “Research Institute” in its name points to the same goal: sharing surgical experience with the wider ENT community.
Main hospital: Road No. 4, KPHB, Hyderabad 500 072 · Open Monday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM · Helpline +91 94949 40725 / 26
Maurya Foundation is a registered non-profit in Hyderabad, founded and chaired by Prof. Dr. Sriprakash Vinnakota. It provides free ENT care to underprivileged communities and co-organises RhinoSculpt 2026 with MicroCare ENT.
Its programmes focus on hearing, speech and ENT surgery for people who could not otherwise afford care:
The foundation’s work runs across Hyderabad, with sites including Jubilee Hills, KPHB, Nizampet, Bachupally and Gajularamaram. Workshop registration payments are made to Maurya Foundation, linking surgical education with its charitable mission.
Contact: Road No. 36, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad · +91 91222 33354 / 74
The workshop is aimed at ENT and rhinoplasty surgeons. Member rates apply to AOI and Rhinoplasty Society of India members, and foreign delegates are welcome.
Delegates attend at the UGC Auditorium, JNTU, Hyderabad. Surgery is performed at MicroCare ENT Hospital, KPHB, and transmitted live to the auditorium.
Entry to all sessions, a delegate kit, and lunch and refreshments. A CME certificate is issued to delegates who attend the full day.
To enquire about the rhinoplasty camp in Hyderabad, contact MicroCare ENT Hospital, KPHB Colony, Kukatpally.
Call or WhatsApp: 94949 40725
Date: 17 October 2026 | Time: 10 AM–8 PM
Enquire about a camp consultation on WhatsApp
Limited slots available. Consultation is required. Surgery is offered to selected eligible patients.
Road No 4, KPHB Colony, Hyderabad-500072, Telangana
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