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Aug
Open rhinoplasty and closed rhinoplasty are the two primary approaches to nose surgery, and the difference between them can be more than just where the surgeon places an incision. The approach your surgeon selects can effect the entire experience: how the procedure unfolds, how y...
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Jul
If you are unhappy with the results of a previous rhinoplasty, revision surgery may be an option, but it is not always the right one, and timing matters more than most patients realize. Before pursuing a second procedure, it is important to understand what revision rhinoplasty ac...
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Jul
Preparing for rhinoplasty surgery in New York City starts well before the day of your procedure, and the steps you take in the weeks leading up to surgery directly shape how you heal and what your final result looks like. At New Face NY, double board-certified facial plastic surg...
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Jun
Most patients think of rhinoplasty and eyelid surgery as entirely separate procedures addressing entirely separate concerns. But the nose and under-eye area share anatomy, shadow patterns, and structural relationships that are more connected than they appear. A change to one can ...
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May
A technically flawless rhinoplasty can still leave patients feeling like something isn't quite right, and the answer usually isn't the nose itself. When results feel "off," it's often because the nose doesn't exist in isolation. It sits at the center of a dynamic facial system, w...
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May
Celebrity noses dominate social media, red carpets, and before-and-after headlines, often sparking the same question in consultation rooms across New York City. At New Face NY, that conversation is guided by experience, not hype. Led by Dr. Richard Westreich, a double-board-certi...
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Apr
Revision rhinoplasty is widely regarded as one of the most technically demanding procedures in facial plastic surgery. It requires not only surgical precision, but also restraint, judgment, and a deep understanding of nasal anatomy and healing. At New Face NY, double board-certif...
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Mar
When patients begin researching rhinoplasty, it is common to assume that similar noses require similar surgical plans. In practice, no two rhinoplasty surgeries are ever identical, even when nasal structures appear nearly the same. At New Face NY, this principle shapes every cons...
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Feb
At New Face NY, rhinoplasty is approached as both a surgical discipline and a study of perception. Led by double-board-certified facial plastic surgeon Dr. Richard Westreich, an assistant professor at SUNY Downstate Medical Center and a Castle Connolly Top Doctor for over a decad...
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Dec
Multiple nasal piercings can be a striking form of self-expression rooted in fashion, cultural heritage, or personal identity, but they also bring unique considerations to rhinoplasty planning. At New Face NY, rhinoplasty for pierced patients is approached with a blend of s...
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Nov
Across centuries and civilizations, nose shapes in art, anthropology, and cultural symbolism have reflected broader ideals of beauty, status, and identity. At New Face NY, we study these historical references to inform our modern approach to aesthetic harmony—supporting eac...
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Oct
For individuals with obstructive sleep apnea, CPAP therapy is often a nightly necessity—improving sleep quality, oxygenation, and overall health. However, for patients considering rhinoplasty, the continuous pressure and mask contact involved in CPAP use present unique chal...
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