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Can Rhinoplasty Fix a Wide Nose? | Dr. Jonathan Sykes

https://drjonathansykes.com/ -- Rhinoplasty is a wonderful procedure where we sculpt the nose and every patient should get an individualized consultation to determine what can be done to improve the appearance of this feature. FULL ARTICLE: https://drjonathansykes.com/can-rhino... What’s different about rhinoplasty for a wide nose? The difference between wide-nose rhinoplasty and other rhinoplasties depends on the location of the excessive width on the nose which may require altering bone or only altering cartilage. We recommend that the patient meet with the doctor to identify the area where their nose is wide and to discuss what can be done to narrow it. Width in the upper third of the nose requires that we alter the bone, but if the nose is wide in the middle third, lower third, or base of the nose, then it’s cartilage that needs to be reshaped or removed. Regardless of location, all of these areas can be narrowed with rhinoplasty surgery. The first thing we need to do, for any part of the nose that’s wide, is to have an individualized diagnosis. If we’re going to narrow the bone, we have to do a little osteotomy which is a cut in the bone allowing us to move the bones together to narrow the vault or boney vault of the nose. If we’re working on the middle vault of the nose, we narrow it by altering the cartilage, whereas for the tip, we remove some cartilage and use sutures to narrow the angle between the two sides of the tip, bringing it closer together to make it narrower and more angulated. If we want to narrow the base of the nose, which is not commonly done, we actually make a separate cut where we bring in the L, bringing it closer and making the nostrils narrower. How much does a nose job or rhinoplasty cost for a wide nose? The cost of rhinoplasty for a wide nose depends on the individual patient and what type of surgery we’re doing. It also greatly depends on the skill of the surgeon and where they’re located. A wide nose rhinoplasty is not much different than any other rhinoplasty, but I charge more for secondary or revision rhinoplasties than I do for primary or first time rhinoplasties. For me, a first-time rhinoplasty is about $13,000 to $15,000 while a second-time rhinoplasty, depending upon what I need, is about $16,000 to $20,000. A lot depends on whether I need cartilage from the rib or the ear. FULL ARTICLE: https://drjonathansykes.com/can-rhino... Have questions? Email Dr.Sykes at [email protected] About Dr. Jonathan Sykes Dr. Jonathan Sykes is a world-famous expert plastic surgeon who performs all cosmetic and functional plastic surgery procedures on the face and neck. He is a past president of The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and served on their Board of Directors for over 10 years. He is also a Professor Emeritus in Facial Plastic Surgery from UC Davis Medical Center, and the former Director of Facial Plastic Surgery at that institution. He is known as the expert’s expert, and is often called to consult and advise other plastic surgeons in both Northern California and Beverly Hills. He has a special interest in eyelid and browlift surgery, facial rejuvenation surgery including facelifts, and rhinoplasty. He also has a particular interest in facial feminization surgery. Have questions? Email Dr.Sykes at [email protected].