Revision Rhinoplasty Videos

Open Rhinoplasty

• Matthew Richardson, MD

Dr. Matthew Richardson, Frisco Facial Plastic Surgeon, describes the intra-operative changes that will occur in a surgical rhinoplasty patient. Dr. Richardson performs both open and closed rhinoplasty surgeries. VIEW NOW

Revision rhinoplasty - Reveal 1 week after surgery, and 6 month postoperative before and after photos.

• Eric M. Joseph, MD

Revision rhinoplasty is emotional for nearly everyone who had a prior unsuccessful surgery. Repair involved bridge and tip deprojection, lifting a hanging columella, nasal narrowing and straightening. Her nasal appearance and breathing were improved. VIEW NOW

All About Rhinoplasty: Revision, Cartilage Grafting

Prof. Cenk, MD tells us about cartilage grafting and cartilage donor areas mostly used in revision/secondary rhinoplasty VIEW NOW

All about Rhinoplasty: pain, bruising, drooping tip

Prof. Cenk Sen points out the details of pain, bruising and deformities. Thanks to the technology today, devices such as the "Piezzo" have decreased the unwanted side-effects of traditional rhinoplasty. VIEW NOW

Breathing After Rhinoplasty

• J. Phillip Garcia, MD, FACS

Dr. Phillip Garcia talks about breathing as it relates to the rhinoplasty operation. He explains what the septum is and how it effects the flow of air through the nose. VIEW NOW

Rhinoplasty Consultation with Prof. Cenk ?en, MD

Prof. Cenk examines a candidates nose while explaining the outlines of rhinoplasty surgery. this surgery has various approaches that differ from patient to patient. VIEW NOW

Rib Grafting for Revision Rhinoplasty

• P. Daniel Ward, MD

Successful rhinoplasty requires structural support. In primary cases, the preferred cartilage source is the septal cartilage. For revision cases, rib cartilage is often preferred. VIEW NOW

Revision Rhinoplasty Video Blog

• Philip Solomon, MD, FRCS

Dr. Philip Solomon provides information about Revision Rhinoplasty so that you can better understand the complexity of this surgery. VIEW NOW

Fleming Island Plastic Surgery

• William A. Wallace, MD, FACS

Start your Live Beautiful journey with Dr. William Wallace at Fleming Island Plastic Surgery today! Call 904-990-3477 or Click to schedule your consultation. VIEW NOW

Augmentation Rhinoplasty (GRAPHIC)

• Anup Dhir, MD

Young men had two previous septoplasties resulting in depressesd nose.Open rhinoplasty with augmentation by conchal cartilage was done under general anasthesia. VIEW NOW

Healing After Rhinoplasty and the use of 5FU for Thicker Skinned Patients

• Richard W. Westreich, MD

Thick skin can be challenging for patients after Rhinoplasty. Dr. Westreich explains the use of 5-Fluorouracil during post-operative recovery & how it can improve outcomes. A patient experience is presented over the first 3 months after surgery. VIEW NOW

Rhinoplasty (Nose Surgery) at Rucker MD Plastic Surgery Clinic

• Joseph Rucker, MD, FACS (retired)

Rhinoplasty is desirable if you have an irregular appearance of the nose. This may be the result of birth defects, injury, disease, or a desire for change in nose shape. The result is an attractive nasal shape in proportion to other facial features. VIEW NOW

Nasal Reduction With “Tip Setback”

• Daniel Del Vecchio, MD

The tip that is OVER projecting (too far forward) can be set back, and at the same time INCREASE tip definition, using precise techniques of cartilage reshaping beneath the nasal skin. This case shows a reduction of the nose, with tip definition. VIEW NOW

What’s the revision rhinoplasty surgery?

• Ozge Ergun, MD

Revision rhinoplasty means a secondary-surgery for the correction of a patient who had a rhinoplasty before. In general %5-10 of the cases is revision rhinoplasty. VIEW NOW

Open or Closed Rhinoplasty?

• J. Phillip Garcia, MD, FACS

Dr. Phillip Garcia answers the question: Open or closed rhinoplasty? He explains what open and closed rhinoplasty are and which he uses. VIEW NOW