Rhinoplasty Revision Cases

Revision Case 20

This Toronto patient desired correction of a droopy tip and fullness in the mid third of the nose that persisted despite two previous rhinoplasties done elsewhere Revision rhinoplasty was performed to excise the scar tissue and rotate and support the tip. A careful post operative care routine also helped her obtain this long term result Gender: Female

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Revision Case 24

This young woman had previously undergone plastic rhinoplasty surgery in Toronto with another doctor. Unfortunately, she was unhappy with her results because she still had a persistent bump on her nose in the lower part of the bridge, and both her bridge and the lower section of her nose appeared to be very twisted. In addition to these aesthetic disappointments, she also had significant breathing difficulties that added physical discomfort to her self-consciousness. In her consultation with Dr. Rival this patient explored different options to revise her previous procedure and regain a more balanced, confident appearance. Because this patient’s internal…

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Revision Case 36

This Toronto area patient underwent a rhinoplasty many years ago. She was displeased most that the nose was not straight and had a bump persisting on the bridge. She was also noted to have excess infratip lobule ( the peice that hangs down in between the nostrils). She had some retraction of her right nostril, tip bossa (knobs in the tip region) and extremely thin skin. She desired a conservative change leaving a high bridge. Photos following revision rhinoplasty show marked improvement in nasal contour. The nose is straighter, the tip bossa are gone, the bridge is straighter and particularily…

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Revision Case 40

This young man came to Dr. Rival to find out more about revision rhinoplasty plastic surgery in Toronto. He had previously received rhinoplasty surgery from another doctor whose results did not meet his expectations. After his original procedure this man had an underdeveloped nasal bridge, and from the front his nose appeared off-center. For his revision rhinoplasty procedure this chose Dr. Rival on the basis of his evident skill and accessible manner. Dr. Rival takes the time to meet with all his patients personally and to answer all questions, no matter how small. In this patient’s consultation Dr. Rival listened…

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Revision Case 57

This middle-aged man opted for cosmetic surgery in order to boost his confidence and improve his appearance. He underwent a rhinoplasty a few years ago from one of the other rhinoplasty surgeons in Toronto, but instead of feeling better about his new look, he was dissatisfied with his results. His nose still looked asymmetric in appearance and too much tissue had been removed from the top of the nasal bridge. After his surgery, the lower part of the patient’s bridge was still too large, and as you can see in the pre-operative photo, the tip of his nose was still…

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Revision Case 74

This young woman had a septorhinoplasty in the past. The nose was not straight , there was a persisitant dorsal hump in the mid nasal bridge. Most prominently the tip had very poor support..This resulted in a very droopy or ptotic tip. An external approach revision septorhinoplasty was performed. The nose was straightened both externally and internally which improved her breathing and appearance. The tip was lifted and supported with a strong cartlage graft taken from the nasal septum.

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Revision Case 93

This young woman had revision rhinoplasty in Toronto. She underwent a previous rhinoplasty by another surgeon but still had a number of concerns about the look of her nose. She felt it was too long and droopy. She disliked the rounding of the bridge on the profile. She also noted asymmetry in her tip and a depression on the right side of the tip.She was also noted to have a deviated septum which can be seen in the view from underneath showing the nostrils. She underwent a revision septorhinoplasty in Toronto. The post operative photos taken at 1 year after…

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Revision Case 17

This Toronto patient had previous rhinoplasty done many years ago. She disliked her pinched tip and had breathing difficulties with collapse of the middle third of the nose. She also had a build up of scar tissue ion the lower part of the bridge obscuring any tip definition ( rhinoplasty terms this is called a soft tissue pollybeak.) Revision rhinoplasty performed to build up her tip and reduce the scar build up on the bridge. Spreader grafts were used to correct the middle third collapse. Gender: Female

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Case 18

This young man decided to come in for a consultation for a revision rhinoplasty in Toronto after his previous rhinoplasty surgeon used an overly aggressive approach that left him with a lumpy, “scooped” looking nose that did not balance well with his other facial features. In his consultation, the man expressed interest in options to achieve a straighter and more consistent shape and restore some of the volume below his nasal bridge. Revision procedures tend to require special skill because the doctor has to create a pleasing shape at the same time as he corrects the the previous surgeon’s work.…

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Case 25

This woman had a rhinoplasty many years ago from less-experienced rhinoplasty surgeons in Toronto. Her first surgeon left her with retracted nostrils, a persistent dorsal hump, and an abnormally rounded tip. She came in for a consultation with Dr. Rival because she wanted to learn how she could achieve more pleasing results that would correct her nose shape and restore balance to her face. Unlike many rhinoplasty surgeons, Dr. Rival is experienced in a variety of approaches that he can adapt to fit your needs. For this patient he recommended an extensive revision rhinoplasty to address a few different areas…

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