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NASAL SURGERY

EAR RECONSTRUCTION

CLEFT LIP & PALATE

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Nasal Fracture:

This young adult female was injured in an auto accident. She underwent reduction of her nose following her recovery a few months later. The reduction of the dorsum or top of her nose improves the overall balance of her features. This allows her attractive features to radiate.

"Before Picture"

Nasal fracture from an auto accident.

"After Picture"

Refinement of the dorsum produces nice change.

Nasal surgery or rhinoplasty typically involves the following steps.

Reduction of the dorsal nose or slope
Infracturing of the nasal bones
Alteration of the nasal tip
Shortening of the nose

These steps in the operation leave the top of the nose open in many cases. Ideally the in fracturing of the nasal bones will close the roof of the nose. However, in some cases there is the appearance of three bones from the frontal view. I prefer to replace the dorsum of the nose rather than discard the bone and cartilage after the top of the nose is reduced.

Nasal surgery or rhinoplasty typically involves the following steps.

Reduction of the dorsal nose or slope
Infracturing of the nasal bones
Alteration of the nasal tip
Shortening of the nose

These steps in the operation leave the top of the nose open in many cases. Ideally the in fracturing of the nasal bones will close the roof of the nose. However, in some cases there is the appearance of three bones from the frontal view. I prefer to replace the dorsum of the nose rather than discard the bone and cartilage after the top of the nose is reduced.

Nasal surgery or rhinoplasty typically involves the following steps.

Reduction of the dorsal nose or slope
Infracturing of the nasal bones
Alteration of the nasal tip
Shortening of the nose

These steps in the operation leave the top of the nose open in many cases. Ideally the in fracturing of the nasal bones will close the roof of the nose. However, in some cases there is the appearance of three bones from the frontal view. I prefer to replace the dorsum of the nose rather than discard the bone and cartilage after the top of the nose is reduced.

Nasal surgery or rhinoplasty typically involves the following steps.

Reduction of the dorsal nose or slope
Infracturing of the nasal bones
Alteration of the nasal tip
Shortening of the nose

These steps in the operation leave the top of the nose open in many cases. Ideally the in fracturing of the nasal bones will close the roof of the nose. However, in some cases there is the appearance of three bones from the frontal view. I prefer to replace the dorsum of the nose rather than discard the bone and cartilage after the top of the nose is reduced.

Nasal surgery or rhinoplasty typically involves the following steps.

Reduction of the dorsal nose or slope
Infracturing of the nasal bones
Alteration of the nasal tip
Shortening of the nose

These steps in the operation leave the top of the nose open in many cases. Ideally the in fracturing of the nasal bones will close the roof of the nose. However, in some cases there is the appearance of three bones from the frontal view. I prefer to replace the dorsum of the nose rather than discard the bone and cartilage after the top of the nose is reduced.

Nasal surgery or rhinoplasty typically involves the following steps.

Reduction of the dorsal nose or slope
Infracturing of the nasal bones
Alteration of the nasal tip
Shortening of the nose

These steps in the operation leave the top of the nose open in many cases. Ideally the in fracturing of the nasal bones will close the roof of the nose. However, in some cases there is the appearance of three bones from the frontal view. I prefer to replace the dorsum of the nose rather than discard the bone and cartilage after the top of the nose is reduced.

This is an example of the infracturing of the nose which is necessary to avoid a wide appearance to the nose in most cases.

This is an example of the infracturing of the nose which is necessary to avoid a wide appearance to the nose in most cases.

This is an example of the infracturing of the nose which is necessary to avoid a wide appearance to the nose in most cases.

This is an example of the infracturing of the nose which is necessary to avoid a wide appearance to the nose in most cases.

This is an example of the infracturing of the nose which is necessary to avoid a wide appearance to the nose in most cases.

This is an example of the infracturing of the nose which is necessary to avoid a wide appearance to the nose in most cases.

The diagram shows the original bone and cartilage replaced on the top of the nose after it has been reduced in size and made straighter. This provides a more natural contour to the nose and results in a less operated look.

This young woman had the type of nasal reduction demonstrated in the diagrams.

This young woman had the type of nasal reduction demonstrated in the diagrams.

This young woman had the type of nasal reduction demonstrated in the diagrams.

This young woman had the type of nasal reduction demonstrated in the diagrams.

This young woman had the type of nasal reduction demonstrated in the diagrams.

This young woman had the type of nasal reduction demonstrated in the diagrams.

"After" Picture

"After" Picture

She also had a chin implant which is a common consideration in those patients who are considering a rhinoplasty.

Diagram of Nasal Anatomy

Diagram of Dorsal Removal and Fracturing of Bone

The Bones are moved inward to close the roof of the

The roof of the nose is used to close the open top

Provides a more natural contour.

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"After" Picture

The oblique view demonstrates the natural appearance.

The oblique view demonstrates the natural appearance.

The oblique view demonstrates the natural appearance.

The oblique view demonstrates the natural appearance.

The oblique view demonstrates the natural appearance.

Nasal Reconstruction:

Nasal Reconstruction:

Nasal Reconstruction:

Nasal Reconstruction:

Nasal Reconstruction:

Nasal Reconstruction:

Unfortunately, some patients may lose a portion of their nose from either an injury or a cancer resection. The nose can be reconstructed. The procedures, however, are involved and require several stages of reconstruction.

Unfortunately, some patients may lose a portion of their nose from either an injury or a cancer resection. The nose can be reconstructed. The procedures, however, are involved and require several stages of reconstruction.

Unfortunately, some patients may lose a portion of their nose from either an injury or a cancer resection. The nose can be reconstructed. The procedures, however, are involved and require several stages of reconstruction.

Unfortunately, some patients may lose a portion of their nose from either an injury or a cancer resection. The nose can be reconstructed. The procedures, however, are involved and require several stages of reconstruction.

Unfortunately, some patients may lose a portion of their nose from either an injury or a cancer resection. The nose can be reconstructed. The procedures, however, are involved and require several stages of reconstruction.

Unfortunately, some patients may lose a portion of their nose from either an injury or a cancer resection. The nose can be reconstructed. The procedures, however, are involved and require several stages of reconstruction.

"Before Picture"

Defect after basal cell cancer removal.

"After First Stage of Reconstruction"

"After Second Stage of Reconstruction"