Rhinoplasty Cases
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Case 98
This young woman disliked her nose especially the profile. She felt it was too long and disliked the convex shape and long nostrils. She underwent a rhinoplasty in Toronto by Dr Rival. One can see that the bridge has been reduced and the tip lifted and set back. As a result the nostrils are also not as long from the side. The profile is now much softer with a nice supra tip break making the tip stand out nicely from the bridge.
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Case 99
This young woman disliked her nose particularly her profile. She was found to have a dorsal hump on the bridge, a somewhat wide tip that was slightly overprojected. It was also noted that her nose deviated to the left. She underwent a closed rhinoplasty to reduce the bridge, refine the tip and straighten the nose. Results of closed rhinoplasty in Toronto are shown at 10 months after surgery. Prospective patients can usually visualize what their nose will look like from the side but have trouble imagining what the change will be from the front. In general we hope that after…
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Case 58
This young woman had rhinoplasty in Toronto. She disliked the hump on her nose and felt the tip was a bit dependent pointing downwards which gave the nose excessive length. This downward orientation of the tip is often accentuated when you smile. The facial muscles in some people pull down and widen the nasal tip with smiling. This is why many patients dislike their nose in photographs more than in the mirror. She underwent an endonasal rhinoplasty where all the incisions are on the inside of the nose. One can see that the hump on the bridge has been reduced…
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Case 75
This young woman had rhinoplasty in Toronto. Overall she felt her nose was too large for her face. She disliked the hump on the bridge and the droopiness of the tip. Her nose was found also to be over projected and she had a large nasal spine which is a piece of bone at the bottom of the nostrils. Results are shown at 8 months after surgery. There has been a dramatic improvement in the profile. The hump has been reduced and the tip lifted and set back. From the front there is still some minimal swelling in the tip…
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Case 30
Many people have complaints about the shape and structure of their nose, feeling that it causes a facial imbalance and directs attention away from their eyes. This woman was bothered by the large, bulbous shape of her nose tip, as it lacked definition and seemed almost independent from her other facial features. When she met with Dr. Rival, she explained that her nose felt too wide on her narrow face and she desired a more natural-looking balance. In some cases where the patient has too little nasal tissue, a tip rhinoplasty can be performed using “nonsurgical” cosmetic surgery in Toronto.…
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Case 6
This Toronto patients nose came too far out from the face or was overprojected. Conservative rhinoplasty was performed to set the tip back and maintain a strong male bridge. Rhinoplasty surgeons would call this nose a “tension nose.” The nose is pushed forward from the face by the overlong septum and nasal spine ( a small piece of bone at the base of the nose). By reducing these structures the nose fall back closer to the face and is therefore deprojected. One can also appreciate a bulge or ridge in the before picture in the right nostril. This represents the…
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Case 76
This young woman had rhinoplasty in Toronto. She felt her nose was too prominent on her face. She felt the tip was too wide and disliked the hump and convex contour of her profile. She was found to have quite thick skin. Results are shown after an external approach ( open approach) septorhinoplasty at about 1 year. One can see a softer more feminine profile. The tip is more defined and narrower. This is somewhat limited by her thick skin. The view from below shows a narrower more triangular tip with a well healed external approach rhinoplasty incision.
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