Revision Rhinoplasty #14

Our lovely patient consulted us after having rhinoplasty surgery performed elsewhere. She had both functional and cosmetic concerns. She had a near-total nasal blockage from a collapsed left internal nasal valve and from a severely deviated nasal septum to the left. She had a classic “poly beak deformity” since her lower dorsal septum was left too high, and she had nasal tip asymmetries from asymmetrical resection of cartilage. The base of her nose was crooked from her deviated nasal septum. Her revision rhinoplasty included septoplasty, tip-plasty, dorsal lowering, osteotomies, and left spreader grafting.