The Revision Rhinoplasty Consultation

The ultimate goal of revision rhinoplasty is to create a natural and aesthetically pleasing those that fits the patient's face and desires. Dr. Azizzadeh specializes in correction of previously operated rhinoplasty patients. Through his experience at Harvard Medical School and UCLA, he has mastered advanced rhinoplasty techniques in this gain an extensive surgical proficiency in revision in nasal surgery. Furthermore, he has surgical training in both facial plastic surgery and Otolaryngology (specialist of nasal disorders), which gives him a distinctive insight into both the function and aesthetics of the nose.

Patients who present for revision rhinoplasty will require an in-depth evaluation to determine the cause of the unsatisfactory results with their initial rhinoplasty. Many patients will benefit from revision surgery while others will not be candidates. The most important concept of revision rhinoplasty is Primum non nocere, i.e. first do no harm. Patients who are not candidates to get improvement with advanced rhinoplasty techniques will be notified and will not be offered further surgery.

Revision surgery may be as simple as in an office touch up or as complicated as old nasal Reconstruction. Common areas of dissatisfaction include:

(over resection(sloped) of the nasal profile, persistent nasal hump, persistent large nose, unbalanced nasal parents, unbalanced Shin aesthetics, pinched nose deformity, persistently twisted nose, overturn nose, unnatural nasal tip: bossa formation in the tip, asymmetric nostrils, persistent or new onset breathing difficulty, sinus disease in nasal valve collapse external and internal pore scars)

Revision rhinoplasty requires a more comprehensive evaluation and planning. We will use digital imaging technology to further discuss our surgical options. We will take a systematic approach to the nose in order to achieve a balanced, natural and aesthetically pleasing result. Additionally, we will also focus extensively on the function of the nose to address any dissatisfaction with nasal breathing. Several anatomic and physiologic regions of Windows will be evaluated:

Upper portion of the nose (nasal bones), middle portion of the nose (cartilaginous network), tip of the nose (including nostrils), functional components of the nose: septum, turbinate, nasal vowels and allergy evaluation as needed.

Patients should attempt to obtain old surgical and medical records from the previous searches.The Reviosion Rhinoplasty Consultation

The ultimate goal of revision rhinoplasty is to create a natural and aesthetically pleasing those that fits the patient's face and desires. Dr. Azizzadeh specializes in correction of previously operated rhinoplasty patients. Through his experience at Harvard Medical School and UCLA, he has mastered advanced rhinoplasty techniques in this gain an extensive surgical proficiency in revision in nasal surgery. Furthermore, he has surgical training in both facial plastic surgery and Otolaryngology (specialist of nasal disorders), which gives him a distinctive insight into both the function and aesthetics of the nose.

Patients who present for revision rhinoplasty will require an in-depth evaluation to determine the cause of the unsatisfactory results with their initial rhinoplasty. Many patients will benefit from revision surgery while others will not be candidates. The most important concept of revision rhinoplasty is Primum non nocere, i.e. first do no harm. Patients who are not candidates to get improvement with advanced rhinoplasty techniques will be notified and will not be offered further surgery.

Revision surgery may be as simple as in an office touch up or as complicated as old nasal Reconstruction. Common areas of dissatisfaction include:

(over resection(sloped) of the nasal profile, persistent nasal hump, persistent large nose, unbalanced nasal parents, unbalanced Shin aesthetics, pinched nose deformity, persistently twisted nose, overturn nose, unnatural nasal tip: bossa formation in the tip, asymmetric nostrils, persistent or new onset breathing difficulty, sinus disease in nasal valve collapse external and internal pore scars)

Revision rhinoplasty requires a more comprehensive evaluation and planning. We will use digital imaging technology to further discuss our surgical options. We will take a systematic approach to the nose in order to achieve a balanced, natural and aesthetically pleasing result. Additionally, we will also focus extensively on the function of the nose to address any dissatisfaction with nasal breathing. Several anatomic and physiologic regions of Windows will be evaluated:

Upper portion of the nose (nasal bones), middle portion of the nose (cartilaginous network), tip of the nose (including nostrils), functional components of the nose: septum, turbinate, nasal vowels and allergy evaluation as needed.

Patients should attempt to obtain old surgical and medical records from the previous searches.

The ultimate goal of revision rhinoplasty is to create a natural and aesthetically pleasing those that fits the patient's face and desires. Dr. Azizzadeh specializes in correction of previously operated rhinoplasty patients. Through his experience at Harvard Medical School and UCLA, he has mastered advanced rhinoplasty techniques in this gain an extensive surgical proficiency in revision in nasal surgery. Furthermore, he has surgical training in both facial plastic surgery and Otolaryngology (specialist of nasal disorders), which gives him a distinctive insight into both the function and aesthetics of the nose. Patients who present for revision rhinoplasty will require an in-depth evaluation to determine the cause of the unsatisfactory results with their initial rhinoplasty. Many patients will benefit from revision surgery while others will not be candidates. The most important concept of revision rhinoplasty is Primum non nocere, i.e. first do no harm. Patients who are not candidates to get improvement with advanced rhinoplasty techniques will be notified and will not be offered further surgery.
Revision surgery may be as simple as in an office touch up or as complicated as old nasal Reconstruction. Common areas of dissatisfaction include: (over resection(sloped) of the nasal profile, persistent nasal hump, persistent large nose, unbalanced nasal parents, unbalanced Shin aesthetics, pinched nose deformity, persistently twisted nose, overturn nose, unnatural nasal tip: bossa formation in the tip, asymmetric nostrils, persistent or new onset breathing difficulty, sinus disease in nasal valve collapse external and internal pore scars) Revision rhinoplasty requires a more comprehensive evaluation and planning. We will use digital imaging technology to further discuss our surgical options. We will take a systematic approach to the nose in order to achieve a balanced, natural and aesthetically pleasing result. Additionally, we will also focus extensively on the function of the nose to address any dissatisfaction with nasal breathing. Several anatomic and physiologic regions of Windows will be evaluated:
Upper portion of the nose (nasal bones), middle portion of the nose (cartilaginous network), tip of the nose (including nostrils), functional components of the nose: septum, turbinate, nasal vowels and allergy evaluation as needed. Patients should attempt to obtain old surgical and medical records from the previous searches.The Reviosion Rhinoplasty Consultation The ultimate goal of revision rhinoplasty is to create a natural and aesthetically pleasing those that fits the patient's face and desires. Dr. Azizzadeh specializes in correction of previously operated rhinoplasty patients. Through his experience at Harvard Medical School and UCLA, he has mastered advanced rhinoplasty techniques in this gain an extensive surgical proficiency in revision in nasal surgery. Furthermore, he has surgical training in both facial plastic surgery and Otolaryngology (specialist of nasal disorders), which gives him a distinctive insight into both the function and aesthetics of the nose.
Patients who present for revision rhinoplasty will require an in-depth evaluation to determine the cause of the unsatisfactory results with their initial rhinoplasty. Many patients will benefit from revision surgery while others will not be candidates. The most important concept of revision rhinoplasty is Primum non nocere, i.e. first do no harm. Patients who are not candidates to get improvement with advanced rhinoplasty techniques will be notified and will not be offered further surgery. Revision surgery may be as simple as in an office touch up or as complicated as old nasal Reconstruction. Common areas of dissatisfaction include: (over resection(sloped) of the nasal profile, persistent nasal hump, persistent large nose, unbalanced nasal parents, unbalanced Shin aesthetics, pinched nose deformity, persistently twisted nose, overturn nose, unnatural nasal tip: bossa formation in the tip, asymmetric nostrils, persistent or new onset breathing difficulty, sinus disease in nasal valve collapse external and internal pore scars)
Revision rhinoplasty requires a more comprehensive evaluation and planning. We will use digital imaging technology to further discuss our surgical options. We will take a systematic approach to the nose in order to achieve a balanced, natural and aesthetically pleasing result. Additionally, we will also focus extensively on the function of the nose to address any dissatisfaction with nasal breathing. Several anatomic and physiologic regions of Windows will be evaluated: Upper portion of the nose (nasal bones), middle portion of the nose (cartilaginous network), tip of the nose (including nostrils), functional components of the nose: septum, turbinate, nasal vowels and allergy evaluation as needed. Patients should attempt to obtain old surgical and medical records from the previous searches.