Nose contouring for atrophy - fat graft v silicone?

January 27, 2013
Asked By:mnlost

-anesthesia resident, s/p tertiary revision 5/2012-bridge and tip widened with septal cartilage I have a persistent issue plaguing me- ATROPHY ALONG ENTIRE RIGHT LATERAL NOSE WALL AND TIP. ALSO SLIGHT 2-3 mm DEVIATION OF TIP TO THE LEFT. I believe the atrophy is causing the deviation due to reduced firmness. Fat graft v silicone v ? Goals: to restore fullness to R side and symmetry, restore straightness and discrete line of light, nonsurgically preferably. Will be in SoCal in May for consults.

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February 3, 2013

Answer: Quaternary Revision

Kenneth Hughes, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
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February 3, 2013

Answer: Quaternary Revision

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November 10, 2014

Answer: Skin and soft tissue atrophy can be difficult to correct

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November 10, 2014

Answer: Skin and soft tissue atrophy can be difficult to correct

January 30, 2013

Answer: Silicone to the nose

January 30, 2013

Answer: Silicone to the nose

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January 30, 2013

Answer: Nasl deformity

January 30, 2013

Answer: Nasl deformity

November 11, 2014

Answer: Definitely not silinone

November 11, 2014

Answer: Definitely not silinone

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