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| Name | Reducing an Over-projected Nasal Tip – Rhinoplasty in San Francisco – Dr. David Kim |
| Video Uploader | Video From Dr David Kim (San Francisco) |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 21-11-2012 23:37:04 |
| Video Discription | Visit https://goo.gl/N843EY to learn more about rhinoplasty in San Francisco. Watch this video to hear how Dr. David Kim can fix an over-projected nasal tip. “This is Dr. David W Kim and today's rhinoplasty video blog is about one method to reduce the over projected tip. Projection usually refers to how much a tip sticks out from the nose in a horizontal direction. One of the most common techniques is to free up the tip cartilages and set them back and fix them onto a stable structure in the midline. This doesn’t always work when the tip is very stiff or very strong and the cartilages are resistant to moving or when the tip is overly projected making it hard to move the tip more than a couple of mm. The technique that I am going to show involves dividing and overlapping the limbs of the tip structure in order to set it back more than 2-3mm. The next phase of the surgery was to cut and overlap the outer limbs of the tripod. So the cartilage has been divided here. It has been overlapped and sutured together. The final phase was to divide and overlap the middle limbs of the tripod, the aspect called the medial crux between the nostrils. This was also done on both sides. And this effectively led to a scenario where the tip was pushed back horizontally. The medial crural and lateral overlay technique is a very powerful method used to decrease tip projection more than a couple of mm. This overlap technique is another example of a structural rhinoplasty method which can be used to improve the features of the nose while maintaining strength and support”. – Dr. David Kim, facial plastic surgeon in San Francisco If you would like to schedule a rhinoplasty consultation in San Francisco, please contact us at http://www.drkimfacialplastics.com/contact_us/ . Dr. David W. Kim | 55 Francisco Street, Suite 705 | San Francisco, CA 94133 | (415) 773-0800 |
| Category | Science & Technology |
| Tags | Rhinoplasty | nasal tip | over-projected nasal tip | nose surgery | nasal surgery | nose job | cosmetic rhinoplasty |
