Ethnic Rhinoplasty African-American Female - Dallas, TX

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Rod J. Rohrich, MD
Rod J. Rohrich, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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Update 2021: Time Flies!

  • 18 Mar 2021
  • 5 years post
It has been almost six years since having the surgery. As I reflect on the surgery, it was a good decision and I don't have any regrets. I only wish I could have afforded to have the septoplasty/rhinoplasty earlier in life. I don't have any major complaints, however, I still have minor scars from the alar reduction (outside of the nostrils). I am not sure if the doctor could laser that area without it turning dark. I use concealer to help conceal those scars. Dr. Rod Rohrich constructed a proportionate nose that flatters my face shape, and I would recommend him for ethnic rhinoplasty.

One Year Update!

  • 10 Jul 2016
  • 1 year post
What I know for sure:
1. Plastic surgery should be a decision you, and only you make. You should feel confident about your decision, regardless of what friends and family think. If you have doubts, perhaps it isn't time to have surgery.

2. The healing process takes time; don't feel discouraged when you look in the mirror and don't see what you expect. The results you see when the bandages are removed won't be the same weeks, months, or even a year later. You will look better.

3. Be prepared to address comments such as, "You look different." Remain tactful with your response.

4. Plastic surgery is an improvement, not perfection. My rhinoplasty has improved the symmetry of my face, yet my nostril openings aren't symmetrical. They weren't before the surgery, and they aren't after. I have accepted this.

Three Months!

  • 9 Oct 2015
  • 4 months post
At my three month visit, Dr. Rohrich stated I was healing well, and the swelling will continue to decrease. He said my nose will look different once it hits the year mark. I expressed my concern with the scarring from the alar base reduction. He stated that if the scarring is still obvious after the year mark, then he will laser the scars??

I love his office staff, everyone is professional, kind, and complimentary. I have posted pictures taken at his office.

Provider Review

Rod J. Rohrich, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
9101 N. Central Expy., Dallas, Texas
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  • 6 Jul 2015

My overall experience with Dr. Rohrich and his staff was a pleasant one. The staff is always professional, courteous, and well-organized. Letty, Angela, and Marsha always answered my questions in a timely manner, or if they weren't available, they contacted me within 24 hours. Dr. Rohrich analyzed my face shape and nose to achieve a "natural" look without looking "plastic." I selected Dr. Rohrich based on his credentials, experience with ethnic rhinoplasty, and hospital privileges. Therefore, I felt comfortable with my decision and if I had to do it all over again I would select him as a surgeon. Dr. Rohrich has a very busy schedule with training medical students, performing surgeries, seeing patients, etc., so wait time to see him might be a little longer than expected. Overall, a good first time plastic surgery experience.