Monthly Archives: April 2009
When you’re thinking about a nose job, you either don’t care how it’s done… you just want to make sure your surgeon can deliver the result you want and that’s it. Final. Over. Period. Or, you may join a growing group of people who want to research the procedure in detail to learn the pluses […]
The main concern for many people seeking Rhinoplasty is a wide, boxy, or bulbous nasal tip. They’d like it to be narrowed and more refined but are afraid of having a pinched or unnatural look. Excessive pinching from tip narrowing is really a preventable complication that happens from overaggressive cartilage removal or inappropriate suture techniques. […]
Many of our African American patients who present for rhinoplasty feel that their nose is too wide, “too big,” and undefined for their face. So you can imagine many of them become confused when we explain that they need to have augmentation rhinoplasty in order to make their nose look smaller.
This is a big question for people. There is a lot of fear about the open rhinoplasty incision. Will it be noticeable? Maybe you’ve seen examples of poor scars from an open rhinoplasty. The fact is poor scars happen when poor technique is used. You should know that, in the hands of a careful and […]
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