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Nose

Short Or Over-Rotated Nose

Unfortunately, over-rotated noses are often caused as a complication from rhinoplasty. When too much cartilage is removed when reducing a large nasal hump or other nose reshaping procedures, it can result in a nasal bridge collapse.

Consultations with Dr. Sedgh

Correcting a short or over-rotated nose should only be performed by a highly skilled facial plastic surgeon. Dr. Jacob Sedgh has a stellar reputation as a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon. He specializes in rhinoplasty procedures, using his extensive knowledge and experience to create beautiful results for his patients with undesirable nose aesthetics such as an over-rotated nose.

Pig Nose Rhinoplasty

Patients with a short or “pig” nose can achieve a more balanced nose appearance with rhinoplasty. Dr. Sedgh can lengthen the nose bridge and restore the structure if the cartilage has collapsed. This is achieved with cartilage grafting - cartilage can be harvested from the septum or ribs, depending on the patient’s particular circumstance. The extension of the nose can reduce exposure of the nostrils and create a balanced nose appearance.

Most over-rotated nose corrections require rhinoplasty. In mild cases, dermal filler injections can be used to improve the nose appearance in a non-surgical nose job procedure.

If you have a short or over-rotated nose that you want reshaped, contact us at Dr. Sedgh Facial Plastic Surgery. Our team can book an appointment for a rhinoplasty consultation with Dr. Sedgh to discuss your options. Call our facility in Los Angeles, CA, to schedule your visit.

When under our care, Dr. Sedgh always ensures you feel comfortable, cared for, well-informed about every aspect of your upcoming treatment, whether surgical or non-surgical. With an approach which focuses on achieving refreshed, natural-looking results, Dr. Sedgh prides himself on always acting with transparency, honesty, and the highest level of ethical treatment, from start to finish.

Consultation

Find out whether this suits your anatomy.

Dr. Sedgh assesses your face in person and explains the technique he would use, because the right plan depends on your bone structure, skin and healing, not on a standard template.

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