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Brennan Facial Plastic Surgery
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Rhinoplasty, Congenital
Vascular Anomalies
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  • Before surgery - bilateral congenital cleft (septo)nasal deformity

  • After surgery - improved nasal breathing and visible nasal symmetry

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  • Before surgery for congenital cleft nasal deformity

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  • After surgery for congenital cleft nasal deformity- example showing only 2 weeks after surgery where there is still significant swelling around nasal tip

  • Before surgery

  • After surgery - 2 weeks after surgery the columellar and right nostril/alar incisions are notable but these will fade over time

  • Before surgery

  • After surgery - here at 4 months out with less swelling and greater than 75% healed

  • Before surgery

  • After surgery - for congenital cleft nasal deformity. This operation typically requires about 7 cartilage grafts to reconstruct the nose in a more functional and symmetric fashion. Over 90% of the time I can achieve this using cartilage and bone from within the nose, only, as opposed to using cartilage from the ear or rib.

Tara E. Brennan, MD, FACS

Residency and Fellowship trained and Dual American Board Certified:

Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery

Associate Professor of Surgery, University of New Mexico School of Medicine

Albuquerque, NM

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