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Beverly Hills Profiles Blog
Computer Imaged versus Real Results II
Friday, November 5th, 2010
Continuing from our last post, we want to show you another example of how closely computer imaged results compare to the final surgical rhinoplasty outcome. This young woman had undergone previous rhinoplasty that left her with a wide, unrefined tip from the front view and a pollybeak-type fullness above the tip on profile view.
Our pre-op computer imaging (middle photos) showed tip and alar base narrowing and refinement along with creation of a straight profile, and this was readily accomplished with revision rhinoplasty surgery as can be seen in these one-year After photos on the right.
