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Blog » Revision Rhinoplasty

Alar Base Resection and Repair Revision

08/27/2016 by Anil R. Shah, MD

“Alar Base Refinement” Minas S. Constantinides MD and Anil R. Shah MD Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Department of Otorhinolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery, New York University School of Medicine Introduction / background The alar base plays an important role in the overall appearance and proportion of the nose. An overly wide or… Read More

Filed Under: Articles, Revision Rhinoplasty, Rhinoplasty Tagged: Rhinoplasty

Harvesting Costal Cartilage

07/05/2016 by Anil R. Shah, MD

Harvesting costal cartilage or rib cartilage for rhinoplasty can be done with a small incision in specific cases. Dr. Shah typically uses an incision from 1-3 cm in size, limiting the size of the scar when possible. Factors which allow a smaller incision include female patients, thinner patients, younger patients and patients without breast implants. In female… Read More

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Endonasal Revision Rhinoplasty

07/05/2016 by Anil R. Shah, MD

Revision rhinoplasty is perhaps one of the most difficult procedures performed.  Most surgeons who perform revision rhinoplasty will do so through an open rhinoplasty approach.  Endonasal rhinoplasty is where incisions are made entirely within the nose.  In some cases, endonasal revision rhinoplasty will be preferred to open rhinoplasty for revision rhinoplasty.  This must be determined… Read More

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Endonasal Revision Rhinoplasty | Chicago, Illinois

07/05/2016 by Anil R. Shah, MD

Asian Male Click on part of face to learn more Asian Otoplasty Intro:  Large ears can detract from the rest of the facial features.  Male Patients do not have the luxury of hairstyles that females have in covering up large ears Differences:  There are no anatomic differences between Asian and Non-Asian Patients Challenges:  In some… Read More

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Endonasal Revision Rhinoplasty | Chicago, Illinois

07/05/2016 by Anil R. Shah, MD

Asian Male Click on part of face to learn more Asian Facelift Intro:  We all age differently and Asians are known for aging “well”.  One of the reasons for aging well involves a few factors including good genetics, avoidance of the sun, and generally speaking diet which is healthier than the typical Western diet.  However, … Read More

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Cartilage Grafting from the Ear to the Nose

07/05/2016 by Anil R. Shah, MD

Auricular cartilage grafting and rhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction What is auricular cartilage grafting? Auricular cartilage grafting is taking cartilage from the ear to reconstruct the nose. Typically grafts are taken from the concha cymba and cavum of the ear (MARKED IN RED) to remove cartilage without changing the overall shape of the ear. The skin… Read More

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Case Study in Revision Rhinoplasty

07/01/2016 by Anil R. Shah, MD

S is a beauty pageant contestant and seeking to be a model. She unfortunately had an injury some years ago during cheerleading which led to a broken nose and deviated septum. She had difficulty breathing and did not like the shape of her nose. She underwent a rhinoplasty by a Chicago based plastic surgeon (not… Read More

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Should I tape my nose after surgery?

08/09/2012 by Anil R. Shah, MD

Didn’t you know tape on your nose is this summer’s fashion trend? Although not all surgeons will have you tape your nose, some surgeons feel this helps in healing. Check with your surgeon before trying anything that he or she did not specifically tell you to do. The pressure of the tape presses out the… Read More

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