About this collection
2 clinic-provided comparisons are grouped here from Sharp Plastic Surgery’s rhinoplasty collection. The records may include several views of the same patient. They are not a count of distinct patients.
Explore the comparisons
Choose a view to open its photographs. Repeated views may belong to the same patient.
1. Rhinoplasty in profile — two weeks
The close-up follows the nasal bridge to the tip and the area above the upper lip. The after image is labelled two weeks, an early point in recovery. The original eye masking is preserved.
Follow-up: 2 weeks
2. Rhinoplasty in profile — six months
Side views show the curve of the nasal bridge, the tip and its relationship to the upper lip. The after photograph is labelled six months. The supplied panel does not specify implant or graft materials.
Follow-up: 6 months
What to discuss when reviewing these photographs
| Look at | Ask the surgeon |
|---|---|
| Front, angled and profile views | How do the bridge, tip and nostril outline relate across matching angles? |
| Technique and materials | Was the change made using cartilage, an implant or a combination of techniques? |
| Photo timing | How long after surgery were these photographs taken, 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 Sharp Plastic Surgery through the FORME collection. Individual outcomes vary.
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