Revision Rhinoplasty

Revision Rhinoplasty Before & After: Tip Deprojection and Tip Rotation

Revision Rhinoplasty #29

Our beautiful 30-year-old patient presented to our office with functional and cosmetic concerns after previous rhinoplasty surgery. She was dissatisfied with the appearance of her profile because her nose was persistently long and her tip was overprojected. Additionally, she had significant droopiness of her nasal tip both on profile and front view with smiling.

From a functional standpoint, she had difficulty breathing through her nose because she had both internal and external nasal valvular collapse. The goals of her surgery were to downsize the appearance of her nose with tip deprojection and tip rotation. Her functional nasal airway collapse was corrected with bilateral, lateral crural extension grafts, and bilateral spreader grafts, and correction of her severely deviated nasal septum. Her photos were taken one year after her revision rhinoplasty in our practice. Not only is there a more feminine and less distracting nasal appearance, additionally, she breathes much better. We are so grateful that she allowed us to post her photos.

Patient Review:

“Dr. Joseph did an amazing job with my revision rhinoplasty! I was so unhappy for years after my first rhinoplasty and was worried about trusting another surgeon to fix my nose. Dr. Joseph really understood exactly how I wanted my nose to look. He also fixed all the issues inside my nose that were obstructing my breathing. Overall, going with Dr. Joseph was the best decision I ever made, I wish I did it sooner!”

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Revision Rhinoplasty Before & After: Correcting An Asymmetrical Tip

Revision Rhinoplasty #28

Our beautiful 23 year old patient is seen 1 year after revision rhinoplasty surgery, and immediately following a microdroplet Silikon-1000 permanent lip augmentation treatment. She had rhinoplasty performed elsewhere and she was dissatisfied with her breathing, her droopy asymmetrical tip appearance, and her profile "polybeak deformity." At her revision anniversary, you can see a smaller, straighter, and more feminine nasal appearance, and her revision septoplasty allowed her to breathe normally. Her lips are natural looking and permanently larger which is something she desired, and you can see that our beautiful patient is simply stunning.

Revision Rhinoplasty Before & After: With Previous Nasal Surgery

Revision Rhinoplasty #27

Our lovely patient had a history of previous nasal trauma and previous nasal surgery around 20 years before consulting with us. She did not like her tip appearance, and she felt as though her nasal profile appearance was a "ski slope". She was noted to have a wide nasal bridge appearance and visible dorsal septum. Her nasal tip was pointy and overprojected. She had nasal obstruction from over-resection of tip cartilage at her primary rhinoplasty surgery. Her photos were taken nearly one year after we performed revision rhinoplasty. We closed her "open roof deformity" with osteotomies, and camouflaged her visible dorsal septal cartilage with a septal cartilage onlay graft. Her nasal tip was deprojected and reconstructed with lateral crural extension grafts and a columellar strut graft. You can see a more pleasing and less distracting nasal appearance, and she is breathing better after her nasal valvular reconstruction.

Revision Rhinoplasty Before & After: Overprojected Tip Correction

Revision Rhinoplasty #26

Our beautiful patient from AZ is seen 5 months following revision rhinoplasty. After her first surgery, she was bothered by her overprojected tip, hanging columella, and severe right nasal obstruction. You can see a smaller, straighter, and less distracting nasal appearance. Her deviated nasal septum was corrected, and she required a right spreader graft, and a right lateral crural strut graft to improve her nasal appearance and airway.

Revision Rhinoplasty Before & After: Dorsal Hump and Droopy Tip Correction

Revision Rhinoplasty #24

Our beautiful 29 year old patient is seen photographed 1 year following functional and cosmetic revision rhinoplasty surgery. When she came to our office, she was bothered by her nasal appearance and breathing after previous rhinoplasty performed elsewhere. She was mostly bothered by a persistent bulbous and droopy nasal tip appearance, and by a persistent dorsal hump. Her airway was compromised by narrowed internal nasal valves on both sides and a persistently deviated nasal septum. Her revision rhinoplasty consisted of nasal narrowing, hump removal and tip rotation. We used spreader grafts to repair her internal nasal valves, and we performed septoplasty - these maneuvers were to improve her nasal airway. An extended shield graft was used to maximize tip support and tip definition with her thick skin type.