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revision rhinoplasty and preventing revision nasal surgery of the dorsum

drpincock — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 08:14:01 +0000

One of the most common causes of concern after rhinoplasty is a rough dorsum or palpable ridges. These are common after dorsal humpectomy and osteotomies, particularly in thin skinned individuals. I have been using a new product whch is a collagen matrix which acts as a very thin spacer between the bone and skin with excellent results. This product (Integra) prevents and treats dorsal irregularity and is a fantastic addition to the armamentarium of the modern Rhinoplasty surgeon.

What is a nosejob, nose job, rhinoplasty anyway ?

admin — Fri, 27 May 2011 15:58:01 +0000

what some people refer to as a nosejob or nose job is more correctly called a rhinoplasty.

A rhinoplasty is to change the underlying structure and therefore the shape and function of the nose.

A rhinoplasty in sydney is performed by a surgeon who is qualified to perform rhinoplasty procedures, this is usually an ear, nose and throat surgeon with appropriate facial plastic training or a plastic surgeon with a particular interest in rhinoplasty. The cost of rhinoplasty in Sydney depends on the complexity of the nasal procedure and whether it is a complete reconstructive rhinoplasty, revision or secondary rhinoplasty or primary rhinoplasty.

Rhinoplasty may be cosmetic or functional.

Rhinoplasty is also called nasal reshaping, nasal sculpting or nasal cosmetic surgery

http://www.sydneyfacialplastics.com.au/cosmetic.html#rhinoplasty

Fillers and Rhinoplasty in Sydney

drpincock — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 08:47:35 +0000

Fillers have definitely made their mark in modern facial aesthetics. But what role if any do they have in rhinoplasty?

I like to use them in 2 main ways.
1) as an alternative to surgical rhinoplasty for mild dorsal defects and tip asymmetry
2) to temporarily correct a contour issue after surgical rhinoplasty.

In the first instance sometime patients want to mask an issue of he nose such as a small depression or bump. This can be easily achieved with dermal filler and is safe, quick and the result is excellent if the right patient is chosen.

2) after rhinoplasty there may be small asymmetries or contour issues while we are waiting for all of the swelling to settle. This is a perfect situation to use temporary filler to help get through that period.

For more information about dermal fillers please click here.
www.sydneyfacialplastics.com.au/injectables.html