It's come to my attention surgeons can misplace tendons around the eye when breaking nasal bones. How likely it is it surgeons' work with tendons and bones around the can cause this outcome? What is the risk of osteotomies in rhinoplasty leading to these outcomes? How is this avoided in rhinoplasty? Osteotomies are a routine procedure; a very skilled rhino surgeon is being sued for doing this to a patient.
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Hello!Radix grafts with cartilage are typically used to increase radix height. Depending on your nose (without photos everything is general of course) septal cartilage or rib may be needed. Permanent fillers are NOT used in the nose and fillers in that region in general have a higher risk of...
Evrencap: I think the celebrity results you have shown...if real... are pretty good but not perfect. I would argue that in the afters, the skin looks a little too thin and a little bit TOO much definition is seen. Likely for these 2 examples, the skin was actually thinned by the surgeon....
In reality, there are significant differences in nasal dorsum presentation. There is no single aesthetic standard that is applicable to all noses and all patients. This aspect of nose is something that needs to be carefully evaluated and discussed with patient before surgery as well as it's r...
