The Rhinoplasty Center: Revision Rhinoplasty

Ethnic Rhinoplasty

Question:
Do you perform Asian rhinoplasty with an open or closed approach?

Answer:
I perform “Asian rhinoplasty” through either an open or a closed approach. It truly depends on the specific needs of the patient. About half of my Asian rhinoplasty patients have a closed approach, and about half have an open approach.

In each case, I discuss the options with the patient, and together we arrive at the best surgical plan.

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What is your approach to improving a typical Asian nose?

How does the Asian nose differ from other noses?

How does the thickness of the skin effect Asian rhinoplasty?

Is narrowing the main focus of Asian rhinoplasty?

Is it true that Asian rhinoplasty more commonly involves augmentation rather than reduction?

I’ve heard that augmentation is common in Asian rhinoplasty procedures. What do you use to augment the nose?

How do you improve a rounded or bulbous tip that is commonly seen in Asian noses?

How do you improve an under-projected tip in an Asian nose?

How do you improve a wide or low nasal dorsum that is commonly seen in Asian noses?

How do you improve a wide or thick nasal base in an Asian nose?

How do you improve wide or flaring nostrils in an Asian nose?

How do you improve a retracted columella in an Asian nose?

Are there limits to what can be achieved through Asian rhinoplasty?

Do you often combine a chin implant with Asian rhinoplasty?

Do you perform Asian rhinoplasty with an open or closed approach?

Are there any risks specific to Asian rhinoplasty?