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A primary rhinoplasty with dorsal hump, nasal obstruction, and bulbous tip. |
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| Testimonial #2 |
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A secondary rhinoplasty with severe alar retraction, hanging columella, and deformed tip. |
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| Testimonial #3 |
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Early post-operative result in primary rhinoplasty with dorsal hump, deviated nose, and bulbous tip. |
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| Testimonial #4 |
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This patient underwent secondary rhinoplasty using rib cartilage to correct a short nose deformity, alar retraction, and crooked nose deformity. Severe internal scarring complicated the reconstruction. |
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| Testimonial #5 |
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This Asian patient was seeking augmentation with elevation of her dorsum and refinement of her nasal tip. Rib cartilage was used to elevate her nasal dorsum and refine her tip.
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| Testimonial #6 |
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A primary rhinoplasty for dorsal hump reduction and correction of a bulbous nasal tip. She also underwent chin augmentation to help balance her lower face with the nose.
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| Testimonial #7 |
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This patient
came to me for a revision rhinoplasty. She
had four separate surgeries with other doctors
before coming to me. |
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| Testimonial #8 |
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Patient that underwent a previous rhinoplasty with right sided nasal obstruction and lack of tip definition.
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| Testimonial #9 |
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Patient with a deviated nose and deformed nasal bones with droopy tip and dorsal hump.
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| Testimonial #10 |
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Patient that presents with a deviated nose with severe loss of nasal tip support. She also disliked her bulbous nasal tip. Her nasal obstruction was severe and making breathing very difficult. |
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| Testimonial #11 |
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This patient presented with nasal obstruction and droopy nasal tip with asymmetric nostrils. Her thick skin contributed to her amorphous nasal tip.
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| Testimonial #12 |
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This patient presents after previous rhinoplasty that resulting in severe pinching of the nasal tip and nasal valve collapse. The patient also had collapse in the middle third of the nose and deviation. |
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| Testimonial #13 |
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This patient presented with a severe breathing problem and sinus issues. The functional part of her surgery was of primary importance and required careful attention to her airway correction. The primary goal was to correct her nasal breathing but avoid making her nose wider. |
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| Testimonial #14 |
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This patient presented for primary rhinoplasty. She wanted to correct her dorsal hump and profile. She was also treated after she broke her nose in a car accident.
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| Testimonial #15 |
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This patient underwent three previous rhinoplasties which resulted in a very short nose that was inappropriate for his facial features. He wished to have his nasal length restored and provide him with a slight dorsal convexity. His surgery went well and is happy with his outcome 14 months after surgery.
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| Testimonial #16 |
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This patient presented with a severely deviated nose with nasal airway obstruction. She desired a straight nose and improved nasal function. The patient also has thin skin which makes the surgery more complicated and very difficult to create a straight nose.
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| Testimonial #17 |
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This patient presented requesting straightening of his nose and removal of his dorsal hump. He also had a deviated septum that caused nasal airway obstruction. He also had a complicated deformity of his nasal bones. Correction required straightening his nasal bones and his septum.
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| Testimonial #18 |
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This patient presented with a collapsed nose due to previous surgery and nasal trauma. She has severe nasal obstruction and a pinched middle nasal vault. Because of her previous surgery her septum was depleted and deviated. We used costal cartilage to reconstruct her nose and correct her nasal airway obstruction.
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| Testimonial #19 |
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This patient presented with a severely scarred nose and a poorly projected nasal tip. Multiple prior surgeries left the patient with a wide nose, poorly defined nasal tip and severe under-projection. Correction required use of costal cartilage grafting and increased tip structure.
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| Testimonial #20 |
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This patient came to the office requesting repair of a septal perforation due to a laser procedure for nosebleeds. Repair of the septal perforation required extensive internal work. Repair of the septal perforation was successful and his nasal airway breathing is much improved. We also made some conservative aesthetic changes.
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| Testimonial #21 |
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This patient underwent three previous surgeries with severe damage due to a previous infected implant. The skin was severely damaged and the underlying cartilage structure was deformed. The patient underwent a complex reconstruction with rib cartilage grafting to lengthen her nose and correct the many irregularities. She has healed nicely and has improved nasal breathing.
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