Got an upturned, piggy nose you’d like to fix? – Marble Plastic Surgery

A little bit of lift on the tip of the nose is cute. But if it gets a bit too much, it’s a whole different story! We’ve got a case of revision rhinoplasty to share with you today! There are many different reasons for getting a revision rhinoplasty, and one of them would be an upturned nose. Surprisingly, the most common reason patients undergo a revision rhinoplasty is not because of complications, but dissatisfaction with the results.

When the nose is upturned, the surgery approach is different depending on the severity of the nose. It is also crucial for you to consult with a doctor who is able to identify the case! Here at Marble Plastic Surgery, we’ve got our highly experienced and skilled surgeons who are able to find the cause of your dissatisfaction✨

Mild case of short nose

Lower lateral cartilage is repositioned and rotated down to match the length and angle of the nose. 

Severe case of short nose

Additional cartilage is placed between the septum cartilage to extend the nasal tip.

Before we take a look at anything, let’s see her nose before revision rhinoplasty.

 As you can see, it is a bit upturned with overly high radix.

Let’s dive in deeper to see the results!

Her nose after her revision rhinoplasty 🤌🤌🤌 It’s like she’s never had an upturned and overly high radix in the first place and it suits her facial features as well! It may look like all surgeries are the same, but it is a matter of who you get it from. Make sure your surgeon is a board-certified plastic surgeon and have your thorough consultation, to get the perfect nose you’ve always dreamed of!