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Which surgeon should I pick for my revision rhinoplasty?

msill93May 24, 2016
After a failed primary rhinoplasty done by Dr. Guida in NY, I have aesthetic issues as well as functional issues - pain in the bridge of my nose and a feeling that my bridge is going to collapse. I have consulted with Dr.Miller & Dr.Pearlman in NY and liked what they both had to say, but I have read that there are other surgeons that are more renowned in revision rhinoplasty: Dean Toriumi, Russel Kridel, Richard Davis, Spencer Cochran, Rod Rohrich, Andrew Frankel, Toby Mayer Who should I pick?

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Dr. Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD
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Scott Trimas, MD

You make a very good overall point. Most patients with thin skin who have a revision rhinoplasty and cartilage grafting can frequently see the edges of the cartilage grafts. If you are otherwise happy with your revision, I would discuss your concerns with your rhinoplasty surgeon as there may be...

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Christian L. Stallworth, MD

Strut length (height) and position can lead palpability and "clicking" when it encounters the bone of the nasal spine.  The strut does serve all of the purposes you mentioned though.  It helps with tip support, projection and rotation - therefore, altering the strut may impact each of those a...

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Thomas Trevisani, MD

It is very important to have minimum activity for the 3 wks post-operatively. Your activity level post-op will also depend on the amount of work that will be performed by your Surgeon.Any unnecessary exertion and straining can cause late post-op bleeding. Any accidental trauma to the nose...

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Steven J. Pearlman, MD, FACS

There are a number of common findings that we address in revision rhinoplasty. You have lost support for your nostrils as well as a crooked underlying nasal support. This can be corrected by the use of cartilage grafts. The exact placement and choice of grafts is individualized according to each...

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Tanveer Janjua, MD

This is one of the hardest surgeries but yes it can be done. It might require more than one procedures and a  lot of patience. I have done it for a few patients with good results.RegardsDr. J

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