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Silicone rhinoplasty and implant revision rhinoplasty cases

This is page 2 of cases on silicone implant rhinoplasty and implant revision rhinoplasty. View surgical records 19–36 of 270 and their before-and-after photos.

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Why a nose looks more crooked with facial asymmetry and how to correct it — Before-and-after comparison
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Why a nose looks more crooked with facial asymmetry and how to correct it

Residual facial asymmetry and a deviated septum following double jaw surgery were corrected using autologous rib cartilage reconstruction. Lateral osteotomy, precision carving of a silicone implant, and rhinitis surgery were performed concurrently.

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Why the nasal tip deviates to one side after rhinoplasty and methods for reconstructing its support structure — Before-and-after comparison
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Why the nasal tip deviates to one side after rhinoplasty and methods for reconstructing its support structure

Septal cartilage damaged from previous surgeries was reconstructed using autologous rib cartilage, and the lower lateral cartilages were restored. Lateral osteotomy and rhinitis surgery were performed concurrently to correct the crooked nose and nostril asymmetry.

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Why the nose looks long and the nostrils look pinched after multiple rhinoplasties — Before-and-after comparison
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Why the nose looks long and the nostrils look pinched after multiple rhinoplasties

Lost lower lateral cartilage was reconstructed using autologous rib cartilage, and asymmetric, pinched nostrils were corrected. By lowering the radix, the appearance of a long nose was reduced, and surgery for rhinitis and nasal valve stenosis was performed concurrently.

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Why implants show through and nostrils look M-shaped, and how to reconstruct them — Before-and-after comparison
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Why implants show through and nostrils look M-shaped, and how to reconstruct them

Implant show-through at the nasal tip and thinned skin were reinforced with donor dermis, and foreign substances were removed. The nasal tip was reconstructed using autologous rib cartilage, along with dragon nose correction and lateral osteotomy.

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Why the nose looks short and the columella retracts after revision rhinoplasty, and how to reconstruct the septum — Before-and-after comparison
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Why the nose looks short and the columella retracts after revision rhinoplasty, and how to reconstruct the septum

To correct septal cartilage loss from 3 prior surgeries, a short nose appearance, and a bulbous tip, the septum was reconstructed using autologous rib cartilage and the radix was lowered.

Previous surgeries and procedures

Why nostrils become asymmetrical and the nose looks crooked, and how rib cartilage reconstruction is performed — Before-and-after comparison
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Why nostrils become asymmetrical and the nose looks crooked, and how rib cartilage reconstruction is performed

Nostril asymmetry caused by a tilted columellar axis and loss of alar cartilage after Gore-Tex insertion was corrected through Gore-Tex removal, autologous rib cartilage alar reconstruction, and septoplasty.

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Why a multiply operated nose deviates and develops a widened tip, and how cartilage is reconstructed — Before-and-after comparison
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Why a multiply operated nose deviates and develops a widened tip, and how cartilage is reconstructed

Following three prior procedures, a deviated nose caused by septal damage and a missing right lower lateral cartilage was restored through autologous rib cartilage structural reconstruction, silicone implant replacement, nasolabial angle correction, and rhinitis surgery.

Previous surgeries and procedures · Removed in this surgery

Why a nose can look short and upturned after repeated surgeries, and how rib cartilage tip extension works — Before-and-after comparison
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Why a nose can look short and upturned after repeated surgeries, and how rib cartilage tip extension works

Through a closed approach, a nose that became low, upturned, and showed excessive nostril exposure after silicone implant removal was refined using autologous rib cartilage tip extension, nasal bridge height restoration, and correction of the nasolabial angle to 90 degrees.

Previous surgeries and procedures

Why an upturned tip makes the mouth look more protruding and how to correct it — Before-and-after comparison
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Why an upturned tip makes the mouth look more protruding and how to correct it

A bulbous, upturned nasal tip, the appearance of a protruding mouth, and nasal obstruction were addressed by removing columellar filler, reinforcing the nasal tip with autologous rib cartilage, placing a customized silicone implant, adjusting the nasolabial angle, and correcting a deviated septum.

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Why nostril asymmetry worsens with repeated revisions, and how to correct the columella — Before-and-after comparison
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Why nostril asymmetry worsens with repeated revisions, and how to correct the columella

After 6 previous surgeries, a drooping and tilted columella, crooked nose, and nostril asymmetry were stabilized through a closed approach using autologous rib cartilage reinforcement, lateral osteotomy, and columellar alignment correction.

Previous surgeries and procedures

Why the nasal bridge becomes uneven after rhinoplasty, and how septal reconstruction using rib cartilage is performed — Before-and-after comparison
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Why the nasal bridge becomes uneven after rhinoplasty, and how septal reconstruction using rib cartilage is performed

An uneven nasal bridge, damaged septal cartilage, and nasal obstruction were corrected by removing the existing silicone implant and filler, followed by autologous rib cartilage reconstruction, re-insertion of a customized silicone implant, and septoplasty with inferior turbinoplasty.

Previous surgeries and procedures · Removed in this surgery · Performed or used in this surgery

Why a nose operated on multiple times continues to appear upturned, and how septal reconstruction is performed — Before-and-after comparison
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Why a nose operated on multiple times continues to appear upturned, and how septal reconstruction is performed

Following previous surgeries and double-jaw surgery, an upturned nasal tip and nostril asymmetry were precisely corrected using donor rib cartilage septal reconstruction, lower lateral cartilage restoration, and a composite dermis-fat graft to the soft triangle.

Previous surgeries and procedures

Why nasal tip skin thins after multiple surgeries: autologous dermis reinforcement and reconstruction methods — Before-and-after comparison
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Why nasal tip skin thins after multiple surgeries: autologous dermis reinforcement and reconstruction methods

We removed previous foreign materials and implants, reconstructed the nasal tip using autologous rib cartilage, reinforced the thinned skin with autologous dermis, recarved a silicone implant, and performed fat grafting between the eyebrows.

Previous surgeries and procedures · Removed in this surgery · Performed or used in this surgery

Why bulbous tip returns after tip surgery with ear cartilage and reconstruction methods — Before-and-after comparison
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Why bulbous tip returns after tip surgery with ear cartilage and reconstruction methods

Persistent bulbous tip and upturned nasal tip after surgery with ear cartilage were addressed with autologous rib cartilage septal extension, partial scar tissue excision, cartilage repositioning, and a silicone implant.

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Why a crooked nose and dorsal hump appear together, and how to approach male rhinoplasty — Before-and-after comparison
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Why a crooked nose and dorsal hump appear together, and how to approach male rhinoplasty

In a male patient in his early 20s presenting with a crooked nose, dorsal hump, and nasal obstruction, osteotomy, tip rhinoplasty using donor rib cartilage and septal cartilage, and columellar correction were performed.

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Why the nasal tip turns upward and nasal obstruction occurs after multiple rhinoplasties: Autologous rib cartilage reconstruction — Before-and-after comparison
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Why the nasal tip turns upward and nasal obstruction occurs after multiple rhinoplasties: Autologous rib cartilage reconstruction

To resolve a damaged septum, an upturned nasal tip, and rhinitis-related nasal obstruction after multiple surgeries, autologous rib cartilage septal reconstruction and inferior turbinate reduction were performed.

Previous surgeries and procedures

Why small lower lateral cartilages cause a drooping tip: rib cartilage reinforcement and osteotomy methods — Before-and-after comparison
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Why small lower lateral cartilages cause a drooping tip: rib cartilage reinforcement and osteotomy methods

A drooping nasal tip and crooked dorsal hump caused by small lower lateral cartilages were refined through autologous rib cartilage support reinforcement, lateral osteotomy, a silicone implant, and nasolabial angle correction.

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Why the nasal tip looks bulbous and spread out, and how septal extension is performed — Before-and-after comparison
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Why the nasal tip looks bulbous and spread out, and how septal extension is performed

A bulbous, spread-out nasal tip and deviated septum were refined with autologous rib cartilage septal extension, nasolabial angle correction, a silicone implant on the nasal dorsum, and functional nasal surgery.

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