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Percutaneous Osteotomy & Breaking the Nose During Rhinoplasty Surgery

In this surgical video with Dr. Edwin Williams, rhinoplasty specialized plastic surgeon, he demonstrates the technique for delicately fracturing the nasal bones when necessary. This patient is a young male who did extensive research before seeing Dr. Williams for a revision rhinoplasty. He has had two previous rhinoplasty surgeries, which requires Dr. Williams to use the closed or endonasal approach (http://bit.ly/closed-rhinoplasty). Dr. Williams harvested rib cartilage to rebuild his nose and demonstrates the art of rhinoplasty using one small puncture incision to fracture the bones in the least traumatic way possible. Dr. Williams is a rhinoplasty specialist and expert in the closed approach to rhinoplasty. He has had over 25 years of experience in performing closed (endonasal) rhinoplasty and has lectured about his techniques at national and international rhinoplasty conferences. He has written numerous articles on the subject as well as a book entitled, Rhinoplasty; Everything You Need to Know About Fixing and Reshaping Your Nose. To schedule a consultation with Dr. Williams, contact the Plastic Surgery Center at Williams today: http://bit.ly/contact-williams-center