Revision Rhinoplasty for Pollybeak Deformity
Patients typically decide to undergo rhinoplasty (a nose job) because they are unhappy with their nose’s shape and size. They want a nose that is in proper proportion to the rest of their facial features. In some cases, however, the initial cosmetic procedure may not achieve the desired results. Patients may then need to undergo […]
Revision Rhinoplasty for a Droopy Nasal Tip
One of the most desirable features for a nose is a tip that is slightly turned upward. If the tip of the nose drops, it can make a face appear older. The nasal tip may droop due to age, traumatic injury (such as a blunt force blow directly to the nasal tip), or genetics. However, […]
Revision Rhinoplasty Using Rib Cartilage
Rhinoplasty or a nose job is one of the most technically challenging operations performed by plastic surgeons in San Diego and the entire country. As a result, many doctors are not trained to a sufficient degree in the operation’s intricacies. This can leave their patients with a less than satisfactory result, thus, needing a revision rhinoplasty. Since this is […]