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A rhinoplasty consultation is not just about examining the nose.

It is about understanding the patient, their anatomy, their breathing, and their reasons for considering surgery.

In this video, Mr Wilson explains what happens during a rhinoplasty consultation at Paul Wilson Aesthetics.

Patients are seen personally by Mr Wilson at Northwood Hospital in Bristol. The consultation includes a full medical history, a discussion about aesthetic concerns, breathing and functional symptoms, previous injuries or surgery, and the support available at home after the procedure.

The nose is then carefully assessed, as rhinoplasty always addresses both form and function.

Two-dimensional photographs are taken for medical records, and 3D Vectra imaging may also be used to aid in planning the procedure. This allows Mr Wilson and the patient to visually discuss possible changes and ensure expectations are aligned before surgery.

The aim is not to promise a precise, screen-generated result.

It is to understand what the patient hopes to achieve, what is surgically attainable, and how to meticulously plan the operation.

🏥 Paul Wilson Aesthetics
📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK

📞 0117 332 1585 | 07480 125 890
📧 info@paulwilsonaesthetics.co.uk

When rhinoplasty does not go as expected, subsequent operations are rarely simple.

Revision rhinoplasty often involves navigating scar tissue, altered anatomy, reduced cartilage support, and the outcomes of previous surgery.

In this reel, Mr Wilson explains why patients seek him out for revision rhinoplasty and why this type of surgery demands meticulous planning, extensive experience, and candid discussions.

Additional support may sometimes be required, utilising cartilage from the ear or rib, fascia, or fat grafting.

This also underscores the importance of aftercare. Should concerns arise post-surgery, patients need assurance that they will receive proper review, support, and care.

Revision rhinoplasty is not merely about re-shaping the nose.

It involves comprehending previous interventions, assessing current possibilities, and meticulously planning the subsequent stage.

🏥 Paul Wilson Aesthetics
📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK

📞 0117 332 1585 | 07480 125 890
📧 info@paulwilsonaesthetics.co.uk

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Rhinoplasty is not a single technique.

It is a series of decisions.

In this reel, Mr Wilson explains the difference between structural rhinoplasty and preservation rhinoplasty, and why preservation techniques have become such a valuable option in suitable primary cases.

The principle is simple: where possible, preserve the natural bridge of the nose rather than dismantling and rebuilding it.

For the right patient, this can allow refinement of the nasal profile while maintaining more of the existing nasal structure.

However, suitability is crucial.

If the nose is very crooked, has been previously broken, or the patient is concerned about the frontal view, a structural or hybrid approach may be more appropriate.

That is why consultation and assessment are so important.

The technique should fit the patient, not the other way around.

🏥 Paul Wilson Aesthetics
📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK

📞 0117 332 1585 | 07480 125 890
📧 info@paulwilsonaesthetics.co.uk

Mommy Makeover | Mastopexy + Full Abdominoplasty
After two pregnancies, this patient was left with skin laxity and a change in shape to both her breasts and tummy — despite returning to a stable, healthy weight. She was happy with her breast volume but troubled by the drooping and excess skin, and by the loose skin and stretch marks across her abdomen.
We planned a combined approach:
🔹 Mastopexy (breast uplift) — excess skin removed and the nipple repositioned higher to lift and reshape the breast, while keeping her own natural volume, exactly as she wanted. This uses an “anchor” pattern scar.
🔹 Full abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) — removal of the loose skin and stretch marks below the belly button, with repair of the separated tummy muscles (diastasis recti) that so commonly follow pregnancy.
Because she’s naturally slim and athletic, no liposuction was needed — tightening the muscle separation and removing the skin overhang simply revealed the toned, defined abdomen that was already there. She’s especially delighted with her new core definition. 💪
Every patient and every result is individual. Surgery carries risks, and a full consultation is essential to understand whether a procedure is right for you.
📍 Surgery by Paul Wilson @ Northwood Hospital, Bristol Consultations via the link in bio.
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Breast Augmentation

A natural increase in volume — restoring shape after hypomastia
Hypomastia is the medical term for naturally underdeveloped breast tissue. It’s a recognised developmental variation, not a flaw — but for many women it affects how comfortable and confident they feel in their own body.
This patient, a mum of two with a completed family, had thought about augmentation for several years. Her request was simple and one I hear often: a natural, modest increase in volume and improved shape — not a dramatic change. On examination she had reduced upper-pole fullness in both breasts with good underlying symmetry.
Rather than reaching for a number, we planned this properly. Measurements, 2D and 3D imaging morphed to her chosen implant, external sizers tried on in clinic, and a home rice test to let her feel the volume for herself. Her choice: a 275cc round, moderate-profile Mentor micro-textured implant, placed subfascially through an inframammary incision — a plan designed to add soft upper-pole fullness in proportion to her petite frame.
You can see in the lateral and oblique views how the goal was balance, not bulk.
The psychological side matters just as much. In appropriately assessed patients, augmentation for hypomastia is consistently associated with improvements in body image, self-confidence and quality of life — and that outcome means as much to me as the surgical one.

Shared with this patient’s full consent.
Results vary from person to person. This is educational and not a recommendation to undergo surgery — any decision should follow a personal consultation.

📍 Address: 1400 Parkway North, Stoke Gifford, Bristol BS34 8YU (Northwood Hospital)
📞 Phone: +44 7480 125890
🌐 Website: paulwilsonaesthetics.co.uk
🕐 Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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