Rhinoplasty Before And After Gallery
1 year after rhinoplasty. A young woman who wanted to treat a dorsal hump and bulbous nasal tip. Using dorsal preservation rhinoplasty her dorsum was lowered and straightened. Her nasal tip was refined and slightly rotated to provide a more feminine appearance.
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1 year after rhinoplasty. Young woman with large osseocartilaginous hump that created a very harsh nose. Her nasal tip had good projection but was slightly underrotated and was not able to have any definition on side profile due to the big dorsal hump. By lowering her nasal bone and straightening her cartilaginous dorsum she has a natural nose that fits her face. Surgery was performed using a closed approach without stitches on the outside.
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6 months after rhinoplasty. A young woman who had a kyphotic nasal bone with both bony and cartilaginous hump. She also had a slightly droopy nasal tip with prominent lower cartilages. Her dorsum was slightly contoured and lowered using a closed preservation approach. Her nasal tip was refined and slightly rotated to achieve the a elegant feminine look.
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6 months after rhinoplasty. Young male patient with a large bony and cartilaginous. The bone was slightly contoured but the anatomy of bone and cartilage was preserved. By lowering the patients septum and straightening the dorsum we were able to to lower the nose and achieve a natural contour. His nasal tip was slightly rotated to maintain a masculine appearance. Closed preservation rhinoplasty technique used.
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1 year after rhinoplasty. Our beautiful young patient had a nice nose but wanted to lower her dorsum slightly and increase nasal tip projection and definition. She achieved a beautiful and natural result by respecting her anatomy and using a preservation technique together with Piezo Ultrasound instruments. After one year, her nasal tip maintains excellent rotation and projection. She looks beautiful!
1 year after rhinoplasty. You woman with kyphotic nasal dorsum and plunging nasal tip that was worse whenever she smiled. Her dorsum was lowered using preservation rhinoplasty and her nasal tip rotated. She now has a nose with largely preserved anatomy that fits her face.
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What to Look For in Patients After Rhinoplasty Surgery?
When considering rhinoplasty, exploring before and after photographs can serve as a valuable method to envision the potential outcomes. However, it's crucial to approach these images with an awareness of individual nasal anatomy and its influence on the final results.
A pivotal aspect to take into account is nasal structure. Each person's nasal width and shape are distinctive, and these factors can influence the type of adjustments that will be made during the procedure. A broader nasal structure might necessitate more extensive osteotomies, whereas a narrower structure might require subtler changes only involving the cartilaginous nose. Additionally, the positioning of the nasal tip plays a key role. The alignment of the nasal tip relative to the rest of the nose can significantly affect the overall aesthetic.
It's also worth noting that the quality of skin and cartilage can change over time. As individuals age, skin may lose some elasticity, and cartilage may undergo changes in density. This can impact the long-term appearance of the rhinoplasty results, potentially resulting in minor shifts or alterations in shape.
When reviewing before and after photographs, it's vital to consider these individual aspects and their potential impacts on the final outcome. Engaging in a detailed conversation with your chosen surgeon is imperative. This ensures a clear understanding of your specific objectives and concerns, allowing for a realistic assessment of what can be accomplished through the rhinoplasty procedure.
