Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery

In this before and after nasal surgery picture, this young male patient is 8 weeks post operative revision rhinoplasty. He has had previous rhinoplasty with another surgeon and he was not happy with droopy tip and dorsal hump. Dr. Sadati performed an open revision rhinoplasty and used special grafting technique to create support for the tip. His nose is now looking more masculine and natural. Patient’s recovery was quick and he is happy with the results.

This beautiful young lady is 8 weeks post operative in this revision rhinoplasty before and after picture. She has had previous rhinoplasty surgery with another surgeon; however the results were not satisfactory. She raised her concerns with Dr. Sadati regarding her irregular dorsal and nasal bone area. She had realistic expectation and in search of a natural looking nose. Dr. Sadati offered her an open revision rhinoplasty to improve her nasal shape. Her recovery was quick with minimal discomfort. Her incisions healed well and she is very satisfied with the outcomes.

This 50 year old patient is 7 weeks post rhinoplasty that improved her nasal tip and dorsum. She wanted a cosmetic nasal surgery that would improve her nasal features with pleasing look that fit her facial features. During consultation Dr. Sadati emphasized that a good rhinoplasty is the one that looks and feels natural, and is in harmony with the rest of the face without having an "operated-on" look. She agreed to have a fineness natural rhinoplasty. The nose bump or “hump” was reduced and the tip was slightly rotated to reduce a droopy nasal tip.  She was very pleased with the outcomes and had a quick recovery.

This patient is 7 weeks post operative rhinoplasty. She wanted a very subtle changes and improvement in her nasal tip and dorsum area. She did not wish to have an overly rotated tip or “scooped” dorsum. Dr. Sadati reduced the nasal dorsum by filing it down and also using fineness rhinoplasty to improve the tip area. She was pleased with the results as it appeared as she had wished pre-operatively.  Communication between rhinoplasty surgeon and patient is important to meet patients expectations, so long as those expectations are realistic.

 This patient, a young and beautiful lady, from Oange County, California who was interested in a revision nose surgery or known as revision rhinoplasty. Initially she had had nasal trauma resulting in nasal fracture and a crooked nose. Patient had her broken nose repaired and reconstructed by a surgeon in Orange County area. However, he was not happy with the result and wanted a better definition of tip and dorasal hump. By referral, she found Dr. Sadati and after reviewing many before and after photos of previous patients who had nose surgery performed by Dr. Sadati, she was impressed.

This is a young male patient from Orange County, California who was interested in a revision nose surgery or known as revision rhinoplasty. Initially he had had nasal trauma resulting in nasal fracture and a crooked nose. Patient had his broken nose repaired and reconstructed by a surgeon in Los Angeles area. However, he was not happy with the result and underwent a second operation by the same surgeon to correct the deformity. After his second operation he continued to be unhappy with the results and difficulty breasthing through his nose. By searching on interntet he found Dr. Sadati and after reviewing many before and after photos of previous patients who has nose surgery performed by Dr. Sadati, he was impressed.

*Individual results may vary.

"Redoing" a prior nose job that left you unsatisfied is a daunting task.  To help prospective patients with this process, I have included three factors you should know prior to considering revision rhinoplasty.

1.) How long ago was your prior nose surgery? And what region of the nose you are concerned about?

Complete healing from a prior nose surgery can take up to a full year. This is especially true to at the tip of the nose. This region is the most cosmetically sensitive and the last to completely heal. Anxious patients looking to remedy some expected postoperative healing by having another surgery could potentially cause more problems.  For patients concerned about the shape or position of their tip, I typically recommend waiting a full year before considering revising the nose.
The bridge of the nose is less gravity dependent than the tip and tends to
“settle” faster.  This region can be assessed earlier than the tip for revisions.