Info About Ethnic Rhinoplasty Surgery in New York
Ethnic Rhinoplasty Surgery – African American Rhinoplasty – Asian Rhinoplasty – Ethnic Rhinoplasty Before and After Photos
Ethnic Rhinoplasty This Hispanic male patient of Dr. Andrew Jacono discusses his ethnic rhinoplasty procedure and the results.
Ethnic rhinoplasty is a specialty of Doctor Andrew Jacono.
Some ethnicities have nasal characteristics that are unique to each race. It is typical for people of all races to want a change of appearance in their nose without diminishing their cultural background or heritage. Everyone wants a pleasing-looking nose that fits their face and skin type regardless of creed or nationality. There are unique characteristics of African American, Hispanic, Middle Eastern, or Asian-noses that determine the unique approach and techniques.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty Surgery Procedure – Rhinoplasty Before and After – Manhattan – New York
Like any other nose job or rhinoplasty procedure, in ethnic rhinoplasty the goal is to reshape the nose by altering the cartilage and bone under the nose, but minimizing the trauma and any possibility of scarring. Some procedures in rhinoplasty are more common for ethnic rhinoplasty patients. The changes may be subtle or dramatic, depending on the needs and desires of each patient.
Common techniques used in Ethnic Rhinoplasty include augmentation (building up) of a flat nasal bridge, lengthening and refining a wide and short nasal tip, and narrowing the base of the nostrils. This is different than in Caucasian noses where rhinoplasty often removes cartilage and bone because the nose is too long, big, and over-projected. Ethnic nose job techniques can be used to improve the appearance of African-American, Hispanic, Middle Eastern, and Asian noses, while respecting and maintaining the patient’s ethnic heritage. To build up the nose in rhinoplasty surgery, Doctor Jacono prefers to use your body’s natural cartilage instead of implants (such as silicone, Gore-Tex, or Medpore) as foreign substances have a tendency to become infected or are pushed out of the nose (extruded) over the years following surgery.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty Patient 1: This young Hispanic woman was unhappy with several aspects of her nose. She felt that the nostril base was too wide and she did not like the visible hump on her nasal bridge. To address her concerns, Dr. Jacono performed an open rhinoplasty procedure with an alarplasty (alar base reduction) to reduce the width of her nasal bridge, nostrils, and nasal tip.
Because people of different ethnicities often have noses with distinct characteristics, Ethnic Rhinoplasty requires a highly individualized approach. Doctor Jacono uses digital computerized morphing software to help patients plan the way they want their nose to look after surgery. At our New York Facial Plastic Surgery practice, Doctor Jacono has extensive experience working with a diverse range of patients. His special sensitivity to the various aesthetic needs and preferences of African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Hispanics, and other non-Caucasians allows them to achieve results that harmonize beautifully with the facial features of virtually any patient.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty
Ethnic Rhinoplasty Patient 2: This young Indian woman did not like the very visible hump on her nasal bridge. She also was unhappy with how her nasal tip was turned down and drooping. Dr. Jacono performed a rhinoplasty procedure on this young woman to address her concerns. You can see that her dorsal hump is no longer visible and looks very smooth and her nasal tip looks naturtally lifted.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty Patient 3: This Hispanic man underwent cartilage grafting to build up his flat nasal bridge, tip reshaping, and a nostril reduction surgery called an alar base reduction. The result is a refined and aesthetically balanced nose.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty Surgery Patient 4: This African American Female underwent a narrowing of her nasal bridge and nostril reduction called an alar base reduction. The results is a nose that is softer and more refined but maintains her ethnicity.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty Surgery Patient 5: This African American Female underwent a narrowing of her nasal bridge, tip refinement with cartilage tip grafting, and nostril reduction called an alar base reduction. The results is a nose that is softer and more refined but maintains her ethnicity.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty Patient 6: This young Asian male patient came to Dr. Jacono to reduce the width of his nostrils. Dr. Jacono performed a rhinoplasty procedure and an alar base reduction to correct these issues. You can see in his after photos that the width at the base of his nose is now narrower and compliments the rest of his facial proportions.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty Surgery Patient 7: This Asian Female underwent a narrowing of her nasal bridge, tip refinement with cartilage tip grafting, and nostril reduction called an alar base reduction.
