This ex-rugby player has had multiple and severe traumas to his nose in the past. He underwent a functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty with major repair of the crooked aspects of his bony and cartilaginous nose. In the end he was able to breathe well from both sides, which has been very rewarding for him. The surgery also provided cosmetic improvements while maintaining a straight, natural-looking nasal profile that retained its masculine characteristics.

Patient 1

This beautiful lady was born with an unusually small nose. Making a nose significantly larger while simultaneously improving its aesthetic appearance is known to be a challenge in rhinoplasty. In this case, multiple grafts using her right ear as a donor site were used to sculpt a strikingly different yet natural-looking nose.

Patient 2

This young gentleman has had multiple traumas in the past. The technique used for addressing his septonasal deformity was the application of extended spreader grafts interdigitated with columellar strut graft.

Patient 3

This beautiful young lady was interested in a procedure that would improve the crookedness and hump of her nose, as well as address the droopy aspect of her tip. She underwent a restructuring septorhinoplasty with application of multiple cartilage grafts, all of which were harvested from her own nose during the case. Her internal and external nasal valves were revised, and tip suturing techniques with measured nasal tip rotation provided her with an end result that is harmonious with the rest of her face and allows her natural beauty to truly shine.

Patient 4

This young man wanted a straighter profile that was aesthetically pleasing, while still maintaining the masculinity of his appearance. He also wanted to address breathing problems resulting from major septal deviation. An advanced and fairly delicate technique called application of caudal septal extension graft was employed in this case, ultimately resulting in great satisfaction for the patient.

Patient 5

This young lady had breathing difficulties and was also bothered by her nose’s crookedness. She wanted to achieve improvements in her breathing and deviation while maintaining her nose’s natural appearance. The results are at three months after she underwent open approach rhinoplasty, where we applied cartilage grafts from her nose. It is worth noting that the scar on her skin is already imperceptible, even at three months post-op.

Patient 6

This young man with a previous history of nasal trauma was looking to improve his nasal airway, as well as to address his nose’s crookedness and obtain better tip definition at the same time. We performed open approach surgery on him using his own nasal cartilages. The result was taken one year post-op.

Patient 7

The lower two thirds of the nose is composed mostly of cartilage and significant deviations of this portion are more challenging and usually more symptomatic as far as their contributions to breathing problems. This young lady wanted a surgery that addresses both the crookedness and obstructive issues while preserving other features of her nose. The results at six months post op show such a dramatic and durable outcome using only cartilages from her own nasal septum.

Patient 8

This young man had an unfortunate accident following a case of assault which resulted in major nasal deformity with almost complete blockage of his nasal airway and gross deformity as obvious on his preoperative pictures. A complex rhinoplasty using his rib cartilage was performed to almost completely replace his nasal septum. the results at two years out show a major transformation both functionally and cosmetically. This case was selected as a teaching presentation in complex rhinoplasty at the prestigious Las Vegas cosmetic surgery annual meeting.

Patient 9

This young and beautiful girl of Armenian background had an open approach rhinoplasty using only her own septal cartilage as grafting material to achieve outstanding yet natural results with the pictures taken at four months following her surgery

Patient 10

This lady was bothered with external deviation and nasal obstruction issues. She was mostly interested in improving her breathing without making any major changes to her nasal appearance. The results were taken at four months after a successful septorhinoplasty with ear cartilage graft application, which we performed in order to achieve her described goals.

Patient 11