“A beautiful face is a silent recommendation.”

The name behind the clinic

Doctor “Tsope.”

Vakhtang Khutsidze wanted to become a painter, a sculptor, a carver. War rerouted him into medicine — but the dream never left him. In 1956, as a young otorhinolaryngologist, he performed Georgia's first endonasal rhinoplasty: a nose reshaped from the inside, without a single cut on the skin. Friends had long called him “Tsope.” After that operation, the nickname became a reputation, and the reputation became a clinic.

1956

First endonasal rhinoplasty performed in Tbilisi

50,000+

Patients treated across Dr. Tsope's career

6

Countries where his method was taught and shared

2

Generations of surgeons still operating today