Rhinoplasty Before & After

20’s Open septorhinoplaty, remove hump, stabilise tip, reduce overall size, improve breathing by correcting a deviated septum straightening the nose. Before and 2 months post op

Open septorhinoplasty. Male 30’s

• Crookedness of the nose
• Deviated septum causing breathing difficulties
• Nasal blockage, particularly on the right side

Before and 1 month post op

Open rhinoplasty. Female 30’s before and 3 weeks post op 

• Wide nose
• Dorsal hump
• Lack of tip definition/bulbous tip

The main steps of your procedure will include:

• Narrowing the nasal bones through fracture and drill work
• Reduction of the cartilage and bone to address the hump on your nasal bridge
• Refinement of the nasal tip by reducing tip cartilage and using stitches to make it narrower

Open septorhinoplasty. Female 70’s Before and 3 months post op

• Prominent dorsal hump, made more noticeable after your recent fall.
• Nasal deviation to the left side following the collision with your grandson three years ago, worsened by the recent fall.
• Insecurities about your nose stemming from childhood bullying due to the previous injury

Removal of bone and cartilage to address the hump on your nasal bridge.

• Refracturing the nasal bones to bring the nose into proportion.
• Working on the septum (which is bent).
• Using cartilage from your septum to create a graft for the right side.
• Stabilising the nasal tip.

Open septorhinoplasty . Female 30’s before and 3 months after 

Specific concerns about your nose include:

• Irregularity on the nasal dorsum.
• Nasal dorsal hump.
• Over-projected nasal tip.
• Overhanging columella.
• Nasal deviation to the left.

Planned Procedure: The main steps of your procedure will include:

• Reduction of the cartilage and bone to address the hump on your nasal bridge.
• Refinement of the nasal tip by reducing tip cartilage.
• Fracturing the nasal bones to bring the nose into proportion.
• Use of sutures and potentially grafts from your septal cartilage to reshape the nasal tip.
• Straightening of the septum (if needed) to improve breathing.

Open septorhinoplasty . Female 50’s before and 3 months post op

Specifically, you wish to address the following concerns about your nose 

• Reduce the dorsal hump side profile 
• Straighter nose from front profile 

Open septorhinoplasty. Female 20’s before and 9 days post op

Specific concerns about your nose include:

• Length of the nose 
  
• Wonky appearance (deviating to the right)

Planned Procedure: The main steps of your procedure will include:

• Reduction of the cartilage and bone to address the hump on your nasal bridge. 
  
• Refinement of the nasal tip by reducing tip cartilage. 
  
• Use of sutures and grafts from your septal cartilage to reshape the nasal tip. 
  
• Straightening of the septum to improve overall nasal alignment.  
• Left spreader graft to straighten the nose
• Tip support graft