The newer “open” techniques make primary rhinoplasties more likely to create satisfying outcomes and also allows surgeons to more easily re-examine past procedures.
These new techniques greatly increase the chances of a very good outcome for patients undergoing secondary procedures. In cases where too much cartilage was removed, newer techniques can incorporate cartilage grafts from the patient's nose or their ears to recreate a better-looking result.
The newer surgical techniques also take into account the differences in the shrinkage of the skin between younger and older patients. We can apply the appropriate techniques to obtain the best results from patients in the 20's or in their 60's.