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32 Year Old Female, Open Revision Rhinoplasty - Shawnee, KS

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2 years post

Pre-Rhinoplasty Through Secondary Revision (9 months post)

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WORTH IT$1,095

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J. David Kriet, MD, FACS

J. David Kriet, MD, FACS

Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon

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February 13, 2018
Really pretty result !
February 14, 2018
Thank you!
March 7, 2018
Hey! Your nasal tip looks more round (in the best way possible) now. How did the doctor do this???
March 7, 2018
I cannot be totally sure how he did it but he did tell me he used fascia from my scalp to help soften the appearance of cartilage in my tip. I have very thin skin.
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September 3, 2018
Beautiful nos. He did an amazing job.
January 22, 2021
Looks so great! I’m looking at dr Kriet for a revision. My
Nose is a absolute disaster. Are you still happy with your results? Thankyou so much!!
UPDATED FROM Littleflyer77
2 years post

Official 9 Month After Secondary Revision Rhinoplasty Photos.

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UPDATED FROM Littleflyer77
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One more photo to add to my 9 month update.

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January 26, 2018
Very natural healing. Can i ask you how many times did you have fascia graft from hair line? And if you had two times, why? Did fascia absorbed abnormally first time? Thank you
January 26, 2018
Hello Vilenas! I had a fascia graft twice. The first was in my primary revision. He used it to both soften the appearance of my cartilage (I have very thin skin) and to build up my right hand side of the tip (I was born with less cartilage here but not enough less to deem harvesting new cartilage from my ear) The second time fascia was harvested and placed was for the Secondary revision. He replaced the old after finishing his new attempt to further strengthen. Same concept, to soften and build up that side. He warned that noses tend to have a “memory” and can be stubborn to correct. Facial symmetry is also at play.
January 26, 2018
I asked if the fascia goes away with time and I believe he told me “no.” I can’t fully remember.