Manhattan NYC Woman Has Closed Rhinoplasty To Straighten and Support Nose

To reduce the length and projection of the nose, Dr. Aston used bilateral spreader grafts and structural grafts of donor cartilage during the closed rhinoplasty to improve the architecture of the nose. This allows better airflow and function, plus it means the results will be long-lasting. More

By smoothing the slope of the nose and reducing the tip of the nose, the closed rhinoplasty has balanced the patient's face by matching the projection of the nose with the chin. Eliminating the sharp lines and angle of the nose creates an overall softer appearance. More

Removing the bump along the center of the nose, then straightening and lifting the tip of the nose, the closed rhinoplasty technique improves the profile and balance of the face . More

The sharp bones of the nasal bridge are shaped to a more natural slope, which improves the patient's oblique view. The lifted tip and supported nasal base make the rhinoplasty results more natural and help the patient's breathing. More

The front view shows that the bulb of the nose is off-center and drooping, which was fixed with spreader and structural cartilage grafts. The grafts raise and support the tip of the nose in its new position to prevent a gradual decay of the nasal architecture and results. More