How accurate are the before and after morphs doctors create before Rhinoplasty? (photos)

Use of a computer program to change the shape (morph) of a nose or other facial feature can be very helpful. Keep in mind that it is not a prediction or crystal ball, but is fun & visual way for the surgeon & patient to communicate. Since it uses a picture and not just words, this can assist many patients in understanding what the surgeon is trying to communicate. You may or may not like what the surgeon has changed on your picture, so now is the time to speak up. The most important factors are the trust in your surgeon, and developing a thorough understanding of the pros & cons of your proposed surgery. 

Simulations are a great tool for communication between you and your surgeon and when done appropriately and performed by your surgeon (as opposed to someone who does not perform the procedure) can give you a good idea of the possible outcome

The accuracy digital morphing varies depending on the surgeon. No one can guarantee results, but I find that my morphing normally comes very close to the simulations.

In experienced hands a botched rhinoplasty result is rare. I'd recommend you find a surgeon who you trust and who has long term (at least a year) before and after results that you like.

You can learn more about digital morphing simulations at my web reference link below.