Also in this case, the image study was important in finding the correct facial balance and proportions. During the visit, the surgeon takes a series of photos to be able to proceed with an image study. The photo below shows the left profile of the face as it was originally.

The original image was digitally elaborated to produce an example of a new nose profile.

The photo shows the overlapping of the image of the original profile with that of the new profile produced digitally. This overlapping of images allows the patient to see the extent of corrections to be made during the surgical procedure.

The photo shows the profile of the face after rhinoplasty. As one can see, the postoperative condition is more or less the same as the one performed digitally during the visit with the surgeon.

The preoperative and postoperative profiles were compared to show the facial results with a more gentle and straight profile, though respecting the proportions between the nose, mouth and chin.

Comparison between the right profile before surgery and the right profile after the rhinoplasty..

Frontal view before and after the intervention. The face is more harmonic and sweet in its lines and proportions, after a simple and noninvasive rhinoplasty.