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Open Septorhinoplasty | Before & After

This patient had previously undergone rhinoplasty and otoplasty at the age of 23, which included the reduction of a dorsal hump.

Over time, he began to notice increasing droopiness of the nasal tip. He had also broken his nose as a child during gymnastics, although his breathing was otherwise good.

On assessment, he presented with a long, straight nose and a dependent, droopy, and slightly asymmetric tip. There was a mild deviation of the nose to the left, but no remaining bony hump. The septum appeared straight.

One of the key findings was the acute angle between the base of the nose and the upper lip. Simply lifting the tip helped to improve the appearance of the nose and also made it appear straighter.

In this case, an open septorhinoplasty was performed under general anaesthetic.

Revision rhinoplasty requires careful planning, particularly when the nose has been previously operated on. The existing structure, scar tissue, tip support, and previous surgical changes all need to be considered before any further refinement is made.

The aim was to improve tip position and support, address the asymmetry, and create a more balanced nasal profile while working with the patient`s existing anatomy.

The result shown here is part of that process, with healing continuing over time.

Patient images shown with consent.

🏥 Paul Wilson Aesthetics
📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK

📞 0117 332 1585 | 07480 125 890
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Dorsal Preservation Rhinoplasty | Before & After

This young patient desired refinement of her nasal profile and tip, aiming for a result that remained balanced with her facial features.

Her primary concerns included a prominent dorsum and a bulbous nasal tip.

In this case, an open tip rhinoplasty was performed, utilising piezo-electric surgery for surface reduction of the dorsum. A septal projection graft was also employed to support and define the nasal tip.

Piezo-electric surgery facilitates highly precise work on the nasal bones. This is particularly beneficial when reshaping the bridge of the nose, as it permits controlled refinement while preserving crucial surrounding structures.

The tip also necessitated meticulous planning. A bulbous tip is not merely reduced; it requires reshaping and support to ensure the final result remains stable as the nose heals.

This is where dorsal preservation rhinoplasty and tip definition must work in conjunction. The objective is not to create an entirely different nose, but to refine the existing structure in a manner that complements the individual`s face.

The result displayed here represents an stage of that process, with healing progressing over time.

Patient images shown with consent.

🏥 Paul Wilson Aesthetics
📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK

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

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Preservation Rhinoplasty with Septoplasty | Before & After

This patient presented with a previously fractured septum, leading to breathing difficulties, a dorsal hump, and a bulbous nasal tip.

In such cases, rhinoplasty extends beyond merely altering the external appearance of the nose; the internal structure is equally crucial.

The procedure performed was a preservation rhinoplasty with septoplasty. The objective was to enhance the shape of the nose while simultaneously addressing the septum, which had been impacting her breathing.

A preservation approach involves meticulously working with the existing nasal structure rather than simply excising tissue. The bridge, tip, septum, and overall support of the nose all require integrated consideration.

What has been particularly gratifying in this case is the post-operative feedback from the patient. She expressed continued satisfaction with her result, consistently recommends Mr Wilson, and feels the surgery made a significant difference to her. She also noted that while she occasionally experiences some breathing difficulty, she was informed that her nose had been considerably improved from its initial state.

Such feedback is always valued, as rhinoplasty is a protracted process. The outcome encompasses not only the day of surgery but also the planning, healing, trust, and long-term results.

Patient images and feedback shared with consent.

🏥 Paul Wilson Aesthetics
📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK

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

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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 silicone 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.

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📞 Phone: +44 7480 125890
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