Tip asymmetry
Tip asymmetry
- Pollybeak deformity
- Tip asymmetry with retraction of the left alar rim.
- Structural secondary rhinoplasty establishing a good support to the tip.
- Correction of the retraction of the left alar rim and refinement of the rest of the nose.
- Nose having been restructured are more rigid at digital pressure
Correction of a failed rhinoplasty
Correction of a failed rhinoplasty.
- Twisted nose with deviation of the septum and significant asymmetry of the tip after rhinoplasty
- Secondary rhinoplasty with repositioning of the septum,
- Tip repair with cartilage sutures and cartilaginous grafts.
- Preventive camouflage because the skin is very thin
- Result at 6 months
Secondary Ethnic Rhinoplasty
Secondary Ethnic Rhinoplasty
- Iranian patient already operated for a hump and a broad tip.
- Persistence of 2 problems with inverted V deformity.
- Persistent septal deviation.
- Secondary rhinoplasty with ultrasonic rhinosculpture.
- Spreader grafts and rebuilding of the architecture of the nasal pyramid.
- Result at 1 year.
