This young gentleman had a majorly displaced fracture to his nose following sports trauma. He underwent closed reduction of his nasal fracture with near-perfect alignment of his nasal structures back to the baseline.

Patient 1

This young woman had a traumatic fall during a mountain climbing incident which resulted in a nasal fracture and multiple lacerations around her eyelids. She underwent a closed reduction of her nasal fracture and conservative (non-surgical) treatment of her scars. In less than a year following the accident she looks amazing.

Patient 2

This lady had a nasal fracture that displaced her nasal bones to the right side of her face after an accident. The results were taken two weeks after a closed reduction procedure, where we realigned her nasal bone without making any incisions.

Patient 3

Patient 4

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 5

Five years after an unsuccessful primary operation, this beautiful lady presented herself for a revision rhinoplasty surgery. We used cadaveric rib cartilage to avoid making an incision on her chest and applied multiple grafts to restructure her nasal valves and tip. She is already thrilled with the results at two months after the surgery.

Patient 6