Revision Rhinoplasty Gallery

All procedures below were performed by Dr. Anand D. Patel. Results vary by individual.

This patient wanted revision rhinoplasty to bring the tip of her nose down and closer to her face. She also wanted to remove a hump and straighten her nose.


This patient underwent revision rhinoplasty with rib cartilage to obtain better symmetry to her nasal tip and nostrils as well as a more feminine appearance to her nose.


This patient underwent rhinoplasty on two occasions elsewhere and sought a more feminine nose. Revision rhinoplasty was performed to raise the tip of the nose and lower the bridge. Also, the part of the nose between the nostrils, called the columella, was elevated to reduce nostril show.


Following a previous rhinoplasty, this patient disliked the irregularities at the tip of her nose and the unnatural transition between the bridge and tip of her nose, mainly seen on the oblique view. Revision rhinoplasty was performed to smooth the transition from the tip to the bridge of the nose.


After previous nose surgery elsewhere, this patient was unhappy with the unnatural sharpness at the nasal tip and the amount of nostril show on the side view. Revision tip surgery was performed to round the tip of the nose and lower the nostril rims to make the openings appear smaller.


This patient underwent previous rhinoplasty that was overly aggressive. Too much removed from his bridge made his tip look relatively enlarged and took away from masculine features. Augmentation of his bridge gives a more refined and masculine appearance.


Previously rhinoplasty left this woman with an irregular, asymmetric nasal tip that looked unnaturally sharp. Open revision rhinoplasty allows the tip cartilages to be molded into a more natural, symmetric configuration.


This patient wanted revision rhinoplasty to bring the tip of her nose down and closer to her face. She also wanted to remove a hump and straighten her nose.


This patient originally injured her nose in a car accident and underwent primary rhinoplasty. She requested revision tip rhinoplasty to correct an upturned nasal tip and improve breathing.


This patient had a saddle nose deformity caused by a septal perforation. A rib cartilage graft was used to straighten her nose and restore the natural contour of her bridge.


This patient requested revision rhinoplasty primarily to straighten her nose on front view and de-project the nasal tip from the side. Also, a severe fracture of her nasal septum was repaired and the turbinates were reduced to improve nasal breathing.


After previous rhinoplasty elsewhere, this patient did not like how much her nostrils showed from the side. She elected for a minor revision procedure.


A patient who had undergone multiple revisions was concerned with his crooked nose. Rib cartilage was used to straighten the nose.


Rib cartilage was used to widen an overly narrowed nose for improved breathing and a more natural appearance.

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