- Gender
- Female
Description
The patient had rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty Before and After: Why Multiple Views and Imaging Matter
Rhinoplasty planning begins with photographs. Views from the front, side, and below capture the details a surgeon uses to understand your nose and how it works with the rest of your face. In this case, the thumbnails reflect those angles, giving you a sense of the information that supports a surgical plan.
Dr. Justin Bellamy builds on photographs with advanced 3D imaging and virtual simulations so patients can see possible directions and discuss them openly. His recommendations are honest about what is anatomically accomplishable, and his training at Yale, Johns Hopkins, NYU Langone, and in Dallas gives him a deep foundation in aesthetic surgery. Surgery takes place in an AAAASF-accredited facility with a nursing team. To learn more about options, see rhinoplasty and preservation rhinoplasty, or request a consultation. Individual results vary.
Dr. Bellamy has published more than thirty peer-reviewed articles and book chapters and remains committed to evidence-based developments in plastic surgery. That commitment is part of why he explains his reasoning so thoroughly during consultation. He is also known for an approachable personality and for making patients comfortable asking detailed questions, which matters when you are making an important decision about the center of your face. Patients near Palm Beach who are comparing nose job options can use gallery cases as a starting point for conversation.
Straight answers on rhinoplasty before and after
Why does each case show multiple angles?
A nose looks different from the front, side, and below. Several views give you a fuller picture than any single photo.
How are 3D images used in planning?
They help you visualize possible directions and let Dr. Bellamy explain what is anatomically accomplishable for your nose.
Where does rhinoplasty surgery take place?
Dr. Bellamy operates in his own AAAASF-accredited facility, which has two certified operating rooms and a nursing team.
