Rhinoplasty or plastic surgery of the nose, is the procedure to reshape the cartilage, bone and soft tissue of the nose to improve the nasal appearance. No one feature affects the way you look quite as much as your nose. A nose that is too long or too big may dominate your face. A nose that is crooked may detract attention away from an otherwise pleasing face. A crooked nose may affect nasal breathing and this can be addressed the same time rhinoplasty surgery is performed. Today the goal of a rhinoplasty surgery is to improve nasal harmony with the rest of the face while maintaining the function of the nasal airway.

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Revision Rhinoplasty

Revision rhinoplasty surgeries are usually much more difficult than a first time or primary rhinoplasty procedure. Often times too much has been resected which not only makes the nose appear unnatural or "operated on" but nasal function has suffered as well. In addition, there is usually an excessive amount of scarring that makes the surgery more difficult and the results more unpredictable. The key performing successful revision rhinoplasty surgery is in the diagnosis. By understanding the anatomic and functional deficits before the surgery, the surgeon can plan the right type of surgery to correct and rebuild the nose in order to achieve a more naturally appearing and breathing nose.

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