Correction of Nasal Obstruction and Drooping Tip

This young patient was troubled by nasal obstruction, with a broad and downward-rounded tip (Corbin) on the base of a small comma-shaped nose, with a well-placed root and a nice infratip. The conservative anatomical rhinoplasty aimed to improve breathing, lift and refine the tip to create an elegant supra-tip, while minimizing nose reduction to preserve respiratory function. The results are shown at one and a half years post-op.

Correction of Undefined and Drooping Tip

A young patient presented with an undefined, drooping tip and a slightly convex and long dorsum. The central part of the lobule, the root, and the nose-lip distance were aesthetically pleasing. A conservative anatomical rhinoplasty addressed these two morphological issues while maintaining the root height, the attractiveness of the infratip, and redefining the supratip.

The results are shown at one and a half years post-op.