Rhinoplasty - Medical Before and After Pictures

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Normally, the tip of the nose naturally moves a bit when one smiles. This Maryland woman had an excessive droopy tip of the nose when smiling. She underwent finesse rhinoplasty in Maryland to improve facial balance via an endonasal approach, wi... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty - Medical, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic

Case #229Favorite

Straightening a crooked nose is considered very difficult by many plastic surgeons. The reason for this difficulty in nasal surgery is multifactorial. For one, everyone has a variable degree of asymmetry in the face. This asymmetry is... Read More

Procedure(s): For Men, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic, Rhinoplasty - Medical

Case #103Favorite

Chronic nasal congestion affects many Washingtonians, from factors such as a deviated septum or nasal allergies. While many patients may find relief with allergy medication or saline medication, some Washington DC area patients need plastic sur... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic, Rhinoplasty - Medical

Case #160Favorite

Rhinoplasty surgery can be performed for a variety of reasons. Reducing a bump to improve the profile, lifting a droopy nasal tip, and improving nasal symmetry are some of the most common reasons to have a rhinoplasty. Each person (and nos... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic, Rhinoplasty - Medical

Case #179Favorite

Reducing a nasal bump to improve the profile is one of the most common requests for rhinoplasty. A bump frequently consists of both bone and cartilage tissue. For patients with prior nasal injury or trauma, then scar tissue may also b... Read More

Procedure(s): For Men, Rhinoplasty - Medical, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic

Case #322Favorite

Enhanced profile with rhinoplasty!Rhinoplasty can modify many aspects of the nose, including the bridge and tip. Bone and cartilage is reshaped with rhinoplasty to improve the appearance and function of the nose.This Washington DC... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty - Medical, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic

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Sports injuries to the face, especially to the nose, are very common. This working DC woman sustained a broken nose, where the nasal bones, cartilage, and septum were severely injured. She underwent an open reduction of the nasal fracture... Read More

Procedure(s): Featured Cases, Rhinoplasty - Medical, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic

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Many Washingtonians request improvement of their nasal profile by reducing the bump. The bump of the nose is made of both bone and cartilage. The top part of the nasal septum contributes to the bump. Overgrowth of the septum or nasal injury cre... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty - Medical, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic

Case #72Favorite

Maryland and Virginia area rhinoplasty patients usually ask to improve the profile with cosmetic surgery. The nose is primarily made of skin, cartilage, and bone which are modified to various degrees in order to change the shape and proportion... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty - Medical, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic

Case #190Favorite

Rhinoplasty is considered very difficult by plastic surgeons, with revision rhinoplasty being even more complex in many cases. Revision rhinoplasty may be considered after the original rhinoplasty surgery to further improve the nasal appea... Read More

Procedure(s): For Men, Rhinoplasty - Medical, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic

Case #219Favorite

Preservation rhinoplasty is an advanced technique utilized by some of the top plastic surgeons worldwide. This specific approach allows surgeons to reshape the nose while minimizing disruption of native anatomy. Preservation rhinopl... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty - Medical, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic

Case #235Favorite

An ideal nose is variable. Qualitiies of an ideal nose that plastic surgeons attempt to achieve will be different for each person. One general quality that some patients want from rhinoplasty is a smaller nose, especially the tip.Th... Read More

Procedure(s): Rhinoplasty - Medical, Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic