Rhinoplasty Cases
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Case 124
Immediate Rhinoplasty Results One of the most rewarding moments in rhinoplasty is seeing the new nasal shape immediately after surgery. While swelling is expected during recovery, the structural improvements are already visible on the operating table. For this patient, the primary goal was to reduce the dorsal hump while placing greater emphasis on refining and slightly lifting the nasal tip. These subtle adjustments created a smoother profile and a more elegant transition between the bridge and tip without changing the patient’s natural facial character. Even at this early stage, the side profile demonstrates a softer bridge contour and improved tip…
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Case 120
This patient is shown four months after rhinoplasty performed to reduce the nasal bridge, smooth the nasal sidewalls, refine the tip, and improve nostril shape from the profile view. The goals of surgery were to create a softer, more balanced nasal contour while maintaining a natural appearance.
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Case 119
This patient is shown four months after rhinoplasty performed to address a crooked nose, reduce the nasal bridge, refine the tip, and correct a deviated septum. The goals of surgery were both cosmetic and functional: to improve facial harmony while also improving nasal airflow and breathing.
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Case 118
These results are shown two years after rhinoplasty was performed to improve nasal definition, augment the bridge, and narrow the nostril width. The goals of surgery were to create a more refined nasal shape while maintaining balance and harmony with the patient’s facial features.
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Case 116
This patient had a challenging crooked nose with a small dorsal bump and a less refined nasal tip. The nasal deviation affected the overall symmetry of the nose, while the bump and tip shape contributed to a less balanced profile. The goals of surgery were to straighten the nasal structure, reduce the small bump, improve tip definition, and create a more balanced nasal appearance while keeping the result natural.
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Case 115
This patient is shown four months after rhinoplasty for a thick skin nose. Thick nasal skin can make rhinoplasty more challenging because swelling tends to last longer and final tip definition takes more time to appear. Even so, with the right surgical approach, excellent and natural-looking rhinoplasty results are still possible.
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