Septoplasty: Before & After Photos
Surgeries performed by fellowship-trained facial plastic surgeons Dr. Matthew Richardson and Dr. Jordan Cain.
Patient 1
Functional septorhinoplasty to straighten a crooked nose, a collapsed nasal sidewall, and a severely deviated septum. Patient did not desire any cosmetic changes to the nose other than straightening the nose. Note the improvement in nostril symmetry and movement of the deviated septum into the midline.
Procedure by Matthew Richardson, MD
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Patient 2
Man treated with a surgical rhinoplasty for functional nasal breathing problems primarily. He desired some correction in the dorsal hump and straightening of the nose, but no other nasal shape changes. An open septorhinoplasty was performed to improve nasal breathing and nasal shape. Note the improvement in the shape of the nasal bridge (deviated to the patient’s right before surgery).
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Patient 3
Patient who underwent septoplasty surgery. Photos are 6 months post-op.
Procedure by Jordan Cain, MD
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Patient 4
Patient who underwent a Septoplasty/Rhinoplasty. Photos are 10 months post-op.
Procedure by Jordan Cain, MD
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Patient 5
Patient who underwent a Septoplasty/Rhinoplasty. Photos are 4 months post-op.
Procedure by Matthew Richardson, MD
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Patient 6
Patient who underwent septoplasty surgery. Photos are 7 months post-op.
Procedure by Jordan Cain, MD
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Patient 7
Woman with crooked nose and nasal obstruction after prior trauma many years ago, treated with rhinoplasty to improve her nasal breathing. Notice the improvement in the contour of the nasal dorsum, which was severely deviated and collapsed prior to surgery. At one month after surgery, there is still some expected edema present on the postoperative view, particularly involving the nasal tip.
Procedure by Jordan Cain, M.D.
Individual results may vary.
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