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In Need of Revision Rhinoplasty Specialist in Southern OH or IN?

asked 2 years ago by CinciMom in cincinnati OH
Latest answer by Richard W. Fleming, MD
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I am 38 and had surgeries in 1988 to correct a deviated septum and in 1993 to further straighten and improve my breathing. Both were performed by ENTs so little attention was given to improving the appearance of my nose.

There is limited information available from the past surgeries and for this reason at least one plastic surgeon refused to take me on as a patient.

3 answers to In Need of Revision Rhinoplasty Specialist in Southern OH or IN?

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Rhinoplasty after Septoplasty

I often see patients who have had airway issues but were referred to me for concurrent aesthetic improvement of the nose. Septoplasty likely involved removal of some if not most of the supporting septal cartilage. It is likely that the surgeon with whom you had consulted felt that you would need this cartilage to adequately improve the appearance of your nose. Cartilage can also be harvested from your ear or your rib, if necessary. There may be other underlying issues that your surgeon had... more
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Nasal Revision after Septoplasty

Although you've apparently not had any previous cosmetic surgery, it is best to consult with a nasal revision specialist. In Cincinnati, I recommend Devinder Mangat MD. In Indianapolis you can see William Beeson MD or Stephen Perkins MD.
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For revision surgery after 2 prior septoplasties you need a revision specialist

Septoplasty in itself does not usually affect the external part of the nose. However, having had two surgeries can alter the support that remains for your nose. Often we use cartilage from your own septum (or from other parts of the body) to help with most rhinoplasties. So, I suggest you seek out a revision specialist for your surgery since your situation is more delicate than a "virgin" nose. In Ohio, I suggest Dr. Richard Gentile. For Indiana, Drs. Mark Hamilton, Stephen... more

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