he is going to: nasal bridge: slight augmentation at the radix (approx 2mm) lower for the main part of the bridge on profile nasal tip: reduced projection approx 3-3.5, shortening approx 4mm at infra tip, approx 2mm at columella, narrower from the front alar base: alar base reduction with slight elevation of the insertion columella: reduced lateral show nasolabial: increase slightly profile: nasal bridge: low radix convex bridge columella: adequate lateral show
September 14, 2011
Answer: Rhinoplasty
Good luck. It i shard to say what the appropriate treatment plan for you would be unless an exam is performed and your concerns are discussed. Everyone can say 2mms here or 2mms there, but it ultimately comes down to your aesthetic eye as a surgeon.
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September 14, 2011
Answer: Rhinoplasty
Good luck. It i shard to say what the appropriate treatment plan for you would be unless an exam is performed and your concerns are discussed. Everyone can say 2mms here or 2mms there, but it ultimately comes down to your aesthetic eye as a surgeon.
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September 13, 2011
Answer: Rhinoplasty and surgical plan I would suggest that you see a surgeon who has a digital imaging computer and can show you the proposed results prior to your surgery versus the medical description of the proposed procedure. During the consultative phase I put my patients on an imaging computer and I am able to show the patient the proposed results. This allows the patient to fully understand the aesthetic results the surgeon is going to obtain and gives you an idea of your results versus the medical description which I am sure is a bit overwhelming to understand without a visual aspect. Best regards!
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September 13, 2011
Answer: Rhinoplasty and surgical plan I would suggest that you see a surgeon who has a digital imaging computer and can show you the proposed results prior to your surgery versus the medical description of the proposed procedure. During the consultative phase I put my patients on an imaging computer and I am able to show the patient the proposed results. This allows the patient to fully understand the aesthetic results the surgeon is going to obtain and gives you an idea of your results versus the medical description which I am sure is a bit overwhelming to understand without a visual aspect. Best regards!
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