Adding a rib graft on top of existing one (dorsum)?

Hello and thank you for your question. It is difficult to give accurate advice without evaluating true pictures of your nose. But based on your description alone, it sounds like you may be asking about a high set radix which obscures the nasal-frontal junction. This could be revised during a...

I'm sorry to hear that you have had yet another poor experience with revision rhinoplasty surgery. We have had good success filling nasal tip indentations with microdroplet Silikon-1000. The area must be pliable and not terribly firm. The inability to tolerate temporary fillers may not preclude...

Hi, Sorry to see that you went down this road and still do not have the results that make you happy. Although it's hard to say for sure why your results came out this way, there are some potential explanations. For the tip droop, it seems like there is little to no support of the tip at the...

It is absolutely critical to find an American Board of Plastic Surgery board certified plastic surgeon with experience in rhinoplasty, one preferably with an accredited Aesthetic fellowship endorsed by the Aesthetic Society. I would recommend seeking a second opinion for a potential further...

Nostril asymmetry is pretty common after rhinoplasty and can be fixed with an alar base surgery. In order of importance is: nasal dorsum, nasal tip and profile first, then nostril symmetry. Every surgeon works on the important parts first which are more important that nostril symmetry. You might...

We have revised patients that have had several extension graphs that make the nose too long. To best answer your question with completeness, please consider getting a copy of your operative report along with your preoperative photos, and meet with another reputable rhinoplasty specialist so you...