Inadequately Projecting Nose Improved.
Patient
- Age:
- 18 - 29
- Gender:
- Female
- Ethnicity:
- White
- Height:
- Undisclosed
- Weight:
- Undisclosed
- Gallery:
- 51685
Procedure
- Rhinoplasty
- Septoplasty
- Dorsal Hump
- Septoplasty
- Primary Rhinoplasty
- Cosmetic tip rhinoplasty
- Hump reduction
- Nose Surgery
- Nose Job
- Nose Reshaping
- Nasal Surgery
- Nasal Hump
- Closed Rhinoplasty (Scarless)
- Prominent Nose
- Nasal Hump (Hooked Nose)
- Large Nose
- Deviated Septum
- Nasal Reconstruction
- Septorhinoplasty
- Cartilage Grafting
- Plunging tip
- Difficulty Breathing
- Nasal Obstruction
- misshapen nose
- Improve airway
- Precision tip rhinoplasty
- Component Dorsal Hump Reductio
- Dorsal Hump Resection
- tip plasty
- Septal Deviation
- nasal deformity
- Closed Rhinoplasty Surgery
- Nose splint
Profile
plastic surgeon
424-317-9400
Procedure Details
Closed Rhinoplasty (Scarless)
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Closed Rhinoplasty (Scarless)
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Inadequate Projection
Tip projection reflects the ability of the alar cartilages to support the tip independently of the height of the nasal dorsum. If the tip hangs fromthe septal angle, then it is inadequately projecting.
Increased tip projection cannot be rendered adequate by reduction methods alone: the surgeon must use some method of enhancement such as alar cartilage modification, tip grafts or struts to improve projection.
In this case a columellar strut was used in conjunction with tip plasty to improve the rotation, position and projection of the nasal tip.
The bony and cartilaginous hump was removed.
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