About this collection
9 clinic-provided comparisons are grouped here from Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic’s reconstructive and functional rhinoplasty collection. The records may include several views of the same patient. They are not a count of distinct patients.
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1. Saddle nose reconstruction — 4 months
Saddle nose reconstruction at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 4 months after surgery. Septal reconstruction; nostril lowering; rib cartilage for the tip.
Follow-up: 4 months
2. Cleft lip nose correction — 6 months
Cleft lip nose correction at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 6 months after surgery. Columellar asymmetry correction; tip surgery; reconstruction of the left nostril floor; rib cartilage.
Follow-up: 6 months
3. Saddle nose and deviation correction — 2 weeks
Saddle nose and deviation correction at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 2 weeks after surgery. Osteotomy; perichondrial tissue at the nasal root; rib cartilage for the tip.
Follow-up: 2 weeks
4. Saddle nose reconstruction with septal repair — 1 month
Saddle nose reconstruction with septal repair at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 1 month after surgery. Osteotomy; septal reconstruction; rib cartilage for the tip.
Follow-up: 1 month
5. Deviated nose with septal and nasal valve reconstruction — 2 weeks
Deviated nose with septal and nasal valve reconstruction at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 2 weeks after surgery. Septal reconstruction; nasal valve reconstruction; osteotomy; septal cartilage for the tip.
Follow-up: 2 weeks
6. Deviated nose with functional reconstruction — 2 weeks
Deviated nose with functional reconstruction at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 2 weeks after surgery. Osteotomy; septal correction; nasal valve reconstruction; septal cartilage for the tip.
Follow-up: 2 weeks
7. Hump and deviation correction with functional surgery — 2 weeks
Hump and deviation correction with functional surgery at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 2 weeks after surgery. Septal reconstruction; nasal valve reconstruction.
Follow-up: 2 weeks
8. Nasal fracture reconstruction and drooping tip correction — 3 weeks
Nasal fracture reconstruction and drooping tip correction at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 3 weeks after surgery. Closed reduction; periosteal tissue from behind the ear for the nasal root; septal and ear cartilage for the tip.
Follow-up: 3 weeks
9. Drooping and bulbous tip correction with septal surgery — 2 weeks
Drooping and bulbous tip correction with septal surgery at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 2 weeks after surgery. Tip fat removal; inferior turbinate reduction; deviated septum surgery; septal cartilage for the tip.
Follow-up: 2 weeks
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 Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic through the FORME collection. Individual outcomes vary.
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