I’ve had rhinoplasty twice and my nose still appears to be long, the tip large/ witch like and when I smile the muscles in my face pull the back of my nostrils up and my tip looks heavier. I’ve asked my last surgeon if there was anything else he could do so I could have a cuter nose/ less heavy tip and he said nothing can be done/he doesn’t see a the problem I see. I have a hard time believing it. Both surgeries I did close rhino and I feel like my tip could looked better.
March 13, 2019
Answer: Rhinoplasty Closed and Atraumatic Technique Hello,As you have your final results, next operation should be planned performed more professionally,Your issues can be fixed with tip refinement, shortening, by Closed and Atraumatic Technique you will havae maximum healing with less trauma and minimum edema&swelling.Best Regards,
Helpful
March 13, 2019
Answer: Rhinoplasty Closed and Atraumatic Technique Hello,As you have your final results, next operation should be planned performed more professionally,Your issues can be fixed with tip refinement, shortening, by Closed and Atraumatic Technique you will havae maximum healing with less trauma and minimum edema&swelling.Best Regards,
Helpful
March 13, 2019
Answer: 3rd revision rhinoplasty Moving onto a 3rd rhinoplasty operation does need to be taken on more cautiously. You have a long nasal skin sleeve which needs to be taken into account when doing your rhinoplasty. The tip and caudal septum will take the majority of the focus, assuming your middle nasal vault is not collapsing and causing breathing issues. Your tip needs to be raised and strengthened with cartilage graft to minimize drooping. Depending on how much of your septum was manipulated or ear cartilage graft used previously, this may mean taking a piece of rib cartilage for this purpose. This can all be done through a closed rhinoplasty technique. Read about Dr. Panossian's approach to revision rhinoplasty
Helpful
March 13, 2019
Answer: 3rd revision rhinoplasty Moving onto a 3rd rhinoplasty operation does need to be taken on more cautiously. You have a long nasal skin sleeve which needs to be taken into account when doing your rhinoplasty. The tip and caudal septum will take the majority of the focus, assuming your middle nasal vault is not collapsing and causing breathing issues. Your tip needs to be raised and strengthened with cartilage graft to minimize drooping. Depending on how much of your septum was manipulated or ear cartilage graft used previously, this may mean taking a piece of rib cartilage for this purpose. This can all be done through a closed rhinoplasty technique. Read about Dr. Panossian's approach to revision rhinoplasty
Helpful
