Positive Secondary Revision Rhinoplasty

A photo of my left profile, also at 10 months. Again, the lower third still has some swelling, but that is part of the recovery process. Dr. Reish has been very good and responsive at evaluating and treating my postoperative progress.

Dr. Reish is a kind person and a skilled surgeon. A revision rhinoplasty, and particularly a secondary or beyond, is a complicated procedure that requires specialized expertise. In my opinion, Dr. Reish possesses the talent and experience to perform a successful revision rhinoplasty. It is important, however, for a patient to have realistic expectations and understanding that it is very difficult to obtain "perfection" in a multiple revision rhinoplasty. Dr. Reish listens to the physiological and cosmetic concerns and goals you have for your nose, and makes his own professional evaluation and recommendations. Then he tries his best to address those concerns and attain the desired function and look. I am generally happy with as I requested additional projection and he gave me that. Recovery has been long and one must be patient with swelling and scar tissue, but at 51 years old, and as a mother of four older children. I have learned a great deal about patience. There is still swelling in the lower third of my nose but I have included a profile image of my right side at 10 months. Please note that other than the multiple rhinoplasty surgeries, you are looking at an older face altered by time and age, but otherwise untouched ever by surgery or cosmetic fillers and botox, so judge Dr. Reish only on the nose and not the rest of the face. My review is less than stellar only because the recovery in my case has been so prolonged. Most people observe that the result looks natural and suits my face, that they notice only a slight difference in my appearance, and that there are no visible signs of artificiality or fake, and that is a testament to Dr. Reish's work.