Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeons

	Steven J. Pearlman, MD New York Facial Plastic Surgeon 521 Park Ave, New York		448 answers
	Jeffrey S. Epstein, MD Miami Facial Plastic Surgeon 6280 Sunset Drive Suite 504, Miami		275 answers
	Richard W. Westreich, MD Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon 45 West 67th Street , Manhattan		227 answers
	Andrew Miller, MD Edison Facial Plastic Surgeon 1150 Amboy Ave, Edison		223 answers
	Ramtin Kassir, MD New York Facial Plastic Surgeon 799 Park Avenue, New York		133 answers
	Kevin Ende, MD Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon 635 Madison Ave. 18th Floor, New York		128 answers
	Philip Miller, MD New York Facial Plastic Surgeon 60 East 56th 3rd Floor, New York		97 answers
	Andrew Jacono, MD New York Facial Plastic Surgeon 900 5th Ave, New York		96 answers
	Yael Halaas, MD Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon 60 East 56th Street Suite 3, New York		92 answers
	Ran Y. Rubinstein, MD Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon 200 Stony Brook Court Suite 2, Newburgh		89 answers
	Minas Constantinides, MD Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon 530 1st Ave Suite 7U, New York		43 answers
	George Yang, MD New York Facial Plastic Surgeon 132 East 76th Street Suite 2B, New York		28 answers
	Grigoriy Mashkevich, MD Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon 1430 2nd Ave Suite 110, New York		22 answers
	Edward S. Kwak, MD Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon 113 East 39th Street 1st Floor, New York		14 answers
	W. Matthew White, MD New York Facial Plastic Surgeon NYU Langone Medical Center 530 First Avenue, Suite 7U, New York		12 answers
	Guy Lin, MD Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon 210 E 86th St 9th Floor, New York		6 answers
	Dilip D. Madnani, MD New York Facial Plastic Surgeon 800 2nd Avenue , New York		6 answers

Recent Answers

Tip Rhinoplasty

I have heard of "tip rhinoplasty" but don't know what it is. How is this different from other rhinoplasties?

A: What is a tip rhinoplasty

The nose is made up both bone and cartilage. The top third of the nose is bone , and the lower two thirds of the nose is comprised of cartilage. The very tip of the nose consists of two paired cartilages that resemble rams horns. Those are the cartilage is responsible for the contour, shape, projection and rotation of the nasal tip. A tip plasti rhinoplasty, limits the surgical attention to just the lower third of the nose, that is the tip.

Philip Miller, MD

New York Facial Plastic Surgeon

Best Rhinoplasty Surgeon

Dont really wanna go asking friends for advice on finding the right rhinplasty doctor for my nose job. What is best way to find the best? Cheers. - K.

A: How to find the best rhinoplasty surgeon

Rhinoplasty is a very complicated procedure and difficult to get consistently excellent results and, therefore, you are wise in taking your time to find the best. You can narrow your results by looking for a surgeon trained in both Otolaryngology and Facial Plastic Surgery. A double board certified surgeon has extensive training and experience in the functional and cosmetic aspect of rhinoplasty surgery. Then, ask for before and after photographs. You want someone who has at least 30 that they can show you. Best of luck, Dr. Phil-

Philip Miller, MD

New York Facial Plastic Surgeon

Rhinoplasty Recovery

What is the typical rhinoplasty recovery like? What can I expect? How long after a nose job does it take to heal and how long before you can go back to work, the swelling goes down, etc?

A: Recovery after rhinoplasty

Recovery after rhinoplasty falls under may stages. When will you be able to go home? Typically the day of surgery. When can you watch TV and surf the internet? Typically that night, but don't make any major life decisions. By the next day, you should be feeling a lot better. Most patients will have a cast on their nose, and if you don't mind being seen in public with that cast, you can go outside, shop, see a movie, and sometimes even return to work as long as none of those require a lot of physical activity. The cast typically comes off in one week. Swelling will persist for up to three months. However, you will see the entire result until one year. That is because the skin over the nose has to shrink wrap and that can take a long time.

Philip Miller, MD

New York Facial Plastic Surgeon