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Best Revision Rhinoplasty Surgeon in Pittsburgh?

asked 1 year ago by jim 6947 in Pittsburgh
Latest answer by Sam Naficy, MD
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I've had a nose revision and my nose is collasped. Can it be fixed?

5 answers to Best Revision Rhinoplasty Surgeon in Pittsburgh?

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Revision of collapsed nose

Correction of a collapsed nose likely requires grafting using your own cartilage. You need to find a surgeon with extensive experience in rhinoplasty and advanced grafting techniques. Don't rule out the possibility of going out of state.
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Who should perform a revision rhinoplasty for a collapsed nose

You should consult with a rhinoplasty specialist with extensive revision experience to see what can be done to improve your nose. Finding someone who is board certified in facial plastic surgery or plastic surgery would be a start, but not all plastic surgeons focus on nose surgery.
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Best Revision Rhinoplasty Surgeon in Pittsburg

Go to the website of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery to find a list of surgeons in your area experienced in revision rhinoplasty surgery. I'm confident you can be improved.
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Revision rhinoplasty in Pittsburgh

I trained in Pittsburgh and I am not certain who is best there for revision rhinoplasty.  Some of the surgeons who did a fair amount of rhinoplasty are: Guy Stofman, Dennis Hurwitz, and Michael White.  However, for a difficult revision, you may want to drive up to see Bahman Guyuron in Cleveland or get on a plane and head to Beverly HIlls, Dallas, or New York.
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Fixing a collapsed (saddle) nose

Assuming your collapsed nose is a saddle nose, it can be fixed. It typically requires the use of a large graft of bone (from the skull) or cartilage (from the ribs) or less commonly man-made or cadaver material. Look for a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Facial Plastic Surgeon who has experience in revision rhinoplasty.

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