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Rhino­plas­ty Spe­cial­ist Dr. Paul S. Nas­sif, of "Dr. 90210" and Spald­ing Drive Plas­tic Surgery in Bev­er­ly Hills, per­forms a re­vi­sion rhino­plas­ty on a young wom­en and calls it the most dif­fi­cult re­vi­sion he has ev­er seen.

Re­vi­sion rhino­plas­ty is ap­prox­i­mate­ly 60% of my prac­tice. When the ap­point­ment is made, you are asked to bring a copy of your med­i­cal records and op­er­a­tive re­ports from your rhino­plas­ty surgery or surg­eries, in ad­di­tion to pho­tographs of your nose pri­or to surgery. If email is an op­tion, we have you send your pho­tos and com­ments to us be­fore your con­sul­ta­tion. Ini­tial­ly, Ill re­view your notes and pho­tos while you are dis­cussing surgery with my pa­tient care co­or­di­na­tor, Eve or Sonya. Next, I per­form a de­tailed his­to­ry while lis­ten­ing very care­ful­ly to your de­sires. I will in­ter­pret from our con­ver­sa­tion if you have re­al­is­tic ex­pec­ta­tions. This is by far one of the most im­por­tant de­tails that I need to at­tain from your his­to­ry. What are you un­hap­py with a pinched tip or Pol­ly beak de­for­mi­ty (un­der-​re­sec­tion of the hump just be­hind the tip)? My goal is to find out if I can help you and to see if you are a good can­di­date for re­vi­sion surgery.

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