The nose has multiple functions, with the main being breathing. There are two components to the nasal valve, an external component and an internal component. Internal Valve: After trauma, previous surgery, and with septal deviation the internal valve can be affected. External Valve: The most common cause of external valve collapse is previous rhinoplasty […]
Re-Shaping the Nostril: Correcting the Cookie-Cutter Nose Job Read More »
Nostril asymmetry is common and is identified primarily looking from a worm’s eye view. This view is partially mimicked in looking down at your own image while you interact on visual platforms like FaceTime™. Selfies have put an emphasis on changing the side profile of the nose and the chin, but FaceTime™ may be drawing
The FaceTime™ Nose Job: Changing the shape of the nostril Read More »
Rhinoplasty or “Nose job” is a very common plastic surgical procedure performed on female and male patients after they have finished growing. Typically, a very common primary complaint includes a “hump” or “bump” on the nose, which is especially apparent in the side view. This profile change is the most common problem that brings patients
Changing the Profile of the Nose: Smoothing the Hump Read More »
Rhinoplasty or “nose job” is a very common operation, though an operation that is becoming less frequently performed by plastic surgeons. Typically plastic surgeons who perform a significant volume of rhinoplasty have additional training in cosmetic or craniofacial surgery. Rhinoplasty is one of the most popular procedures performed in the younger age group and in
Rhinoplasty (Nose Job): From Tip to Turbinate Read More »
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