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Anand D. Patel, MD
Austin Facial Plastic Surgeon
Austin, TX |
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100% of Georgetown reviewers said Revision Rhinoplasty was worth it
“Hands Down the Best - Austin, TX”
I had had two other surgeries back in the 80's (rhinoplasty and septoplasty) to correct breathing problems and the surgeon who performed them actually made the problem worse. He took too much cartilage out of one side of my nose and it gradually collapsed over the years. So not only did my nose still not function properly, it didn't look normal. Dr. Weinfeld reconstructed my nose... more
“3rd Rhinoplasty for Open-roof Deformity”
This was my second rhinoplasty procedure, a revision as its called. Im very pleased witht the results, but still wouldnt mind a slight alteration. I would recommend rhinoplasty for those who are consciuous of their nose.I've recently had a revision rhinoplasty, 2 months ago. im pleased with the results, except i have a slight open-roof deformity. Would it be difficult to correct this, considering more
“Revision to Narrow Bridge, Shorten...”
I had my first rhinoplasty in May 08. I did it because I felt my nose was way too big, it protruded far from my face and the tip was to bulgy, plus a had a bit of a hump. Well after the first one, the hump was gone but the nose was still huge. To make matters worse, my nostrils were so uneven. From the very beginning he said I had much swelling and just to wait. So I did. I waited and... more
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Average cost in US: $7,250
Average cost in Georgetown: $4,000
Austin Revision Rhinoplasty
Dustin L. Reid, MD
40 reviews
