About this collection
3 clinic-provided comparisons are grouped here from Human Plastic Surgery’s revision rhinoplasty collection. The records may include several views of the same patient. They are not a count of distinct patients.
Explore the comparisons
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1. Revision rhinoplasty for a long and deviated nose
This patient in their 30s underwent revision rhinoplasty to address a long and deviated nose. Dr. Kim Guk-hyun used a 3D silicone implant together with ear and septal cartilage. The after photographs were taken three months after surgery.
Follow-up: 3 months
2. Revision rhinoplasty for a short nose
This revision rhinoplasty addressed a short nose in a patient in their 50s. Dr. Kim Guk-hyun used a 3D silicone implant and temporalis fascia. The before-and-after comparison includes photographs taken three months after the operation.
Follow-up: 3 months
3. Revision rhinoplasty with rib cartilage
This patient in their 20s underwent revision rhinoplasty for a deviated and long nose. The procedure combined a 3D silicone implant with rib cartilage and was performed by Dr. Kim Guk-hyun. The after photographs were taken at three months.
Follow-up: 3 months
What to discuss when reviewing these photographs
| Look at | Ask the surgeon |
|---|---|
| Previous surgery | What implants or grafts were removed, retained or replaced? |
| Support and breathing | How were nasal support and the airway assessed alongside appearance? |
| Follow-up | Were photographs taken after early swelling had settled, and are later views available? |
Photographs help explain an approach, but they do not show every part of recovery or predict your result. Your skin, nasal structure, previous surgery and healing may differ.
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Further reading
Photographs and treatment details are provided by Human Plastic Surgery through the FORME collection. Individual outcomes vary.
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