Expert Advice

Rhinoplasty surgery means there are rhinoplasty risks. We cannot predict how your nose will finally look like as there can be limitations during surgery.

Thoughts from Las Vegas – dorsal augmentation preferences then and now

Mr Rowe-Jones contributed to a session in Las Vegas on nasal bridge augmentation and the different techniques in this surgery, moderated by Jay Calvert.

Thoughts from Las Vegas – nasal tip projection and nasal tip de-projection: techniques from a multispecialty faculty

At this session in Las Vegas Mr Rowe-Jones was talking with other specialists from his field about techniques in nasal tip protection and tip de-protection.

Thoughts from Las Vegas – reducing the nasal bridge hump & twisted noses / deviated noses

This session concentrated on reducing the nasal bridge hump and twisted or deviated noses. Mr Rowe-Jones prefers the open approach in both cases.

Thoughts from Las Vegas – rhinoplasty complications and unhappy patients

Complications in rhinoplasty are unpredictable and can never be 0%. We try our best to get good results and avoid unhappy patients due to patient selection.

Thoughts from Rome and Las Vegas – the bulbous tip

At the last two sessions Mr Rowe-Jones was discussing techniques for the surgery on the bulbous tip and how they can be optimated to reduce the risks.

Complications in surgery

Atal Gawande, a surgeon and philosopher reflects in his book about complications in surgery and how surgeons can become better and improve their work.

Complications in surgery

I have been reading Atul Gawande again. He reflects on complications and how surgeons become better – areas that interest me too. Complications can…

Patient selection for rhinoplasty

At The Nose Clinic Mr Rowe-Jones and the team are not operating on every patient but have a process of patient selection for rhinoplasty surgery.

To choose a surgeon you should do some research on his work, reputation from colleagues and if he is teaching and gets invited to international meetings.