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GALLERY: Rhinoplasty (Case 1004)

Revision Rhinoplasty

This case involves a female who initially underwent two rhinoplasty surgeries with another surgeon. During her most recent operation, the surgeon used cartilage grafts from her ear. However, she continued to have severe deformity of her nose and developed worsening breathing problems.
Dr. Foulad performed revision rhinoplasty using rib cartilage to reconstruct her nose. The foundation of the nose was reconstructed with a flying buttress graft. A diced cartilage fascia (DCF) graft was then placed along the dorsum of the nose to improve the dorsal profile. Rim grafts were placed to help support the nostril rim.

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These are actual results of Dr. Allen Foulad's patients, who have provided consent for their images to be displayed on our website. Every case is unique and individual results will vary.