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Dr. Robert Morin is among the most respected providers of rhinoplasty in NJ. In contrast with some of the flashier plastic surgeons touting their rhinoplasty skills and high-profile clients, Dr. Morin believes in a more conservative, patient-centric approach. Dr. Robert Morin frequently performs rhinoplasty in New Jersey, for men and women from throughout the United States as well as many international patients.
If you’ve been shopping around for a rhinoplasty surgeon in NJ, you have likely encountered so-called “celebrity doctors.” While some patients are impressed by glitzy office décor and quotes in beauty magazines, patients who choose Dr. Morin are looking for a different type of surgeon. His gentle manner and honest approach attract a discerning clientele who favor results and unsurpassed patient care over glam. Top nose surgeon Dr. Morin performs nose jobs in NJ to reach optimal aesthetic goals for the individual patient’s anatomy, appearance goals and ethnicity.
A rhinoplasty with septal cartilage grafting was performed on this 19 year old girl who was unhappy with the appearance of her nose. Specifically she disliked her dorsal hump and severely crooked nose. The dorsal hump was removed, the nasal bones were fractured and the nose was straightened. The tip cartilage was also reshaped and defined in order to create a more beautiful appearance. This is a great example of how powerful removing a distraction can be. The first thing you see now are the patient’s beautiful eyes.
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Actual rhinoplasty patient
Unfortunately in the hurried world of modern medicine, a calm and compassionate approach is often forgotten. Dr. Morin understands that choosing to undergo rhinoplasty is a life-altering decision – it’s not something that should be rushed. This is why he takes his time with each and every patient, explaining the rhinoplasty procedure in great detail and providing answers to every question. Rather than pressuring his patients to book their surgery date, Dr. Morin supplies them with all the information they need to make an informed decision about rhinoplasty.
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A rhinoplasty with septal cartilage grafts was performed on this 25 year old woman who was unhappy with the appearance of her nose. Her dorsal hump was reduced, her hanging columella was excised and septal cartilage grafts were used in order to structurally support her middle vault, nasal tip and nasal airways and also to define her nasal dorsum by giving her smooth, straight and symmetric dorsal aesthetic lines. The result is a beautifully contoured nose that is natural and properly proportioned to the patient’s face.
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A complex rhinoplasty with septal cartilage grafts was performed on this 22 year old woman who was unhappy with the appearance of her nose. Take a close look at her nostrils. I performed a very intricate reorientation of her tip and nostril cartilage in order to correct her retracted alar rims. This is an extremely powerful maneuver that is called transposition of the lower lateral crura with lateral crural strut grafts for the correction of cephalic malposition. In other words, she now has a beautiful nose.
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A complex revision rhinoplasty was performed on this 33 year old woman using her own rib cartilage. The patient had previously undergone a primary rhinoplasty by another surgeon in another country. Several rib cartilage grafts were used in order to successfully reconstruct her nasal tip and to provide support for her collapsed nasal ala and nasal dorsum. The result is a beautifully contoured and symmetric nose with excellent support and definition. This revision was extremely difficult however the patient is extremely happy and she has an excellent result.
View GalleryWhat makes Dr. Morin different? Read a few of Dr. Morin’s reviews and you’ll start to understand how he stands apart from other rhinoplasty surgeons in New Jersey.
READ REVIEWS“I was looking for a more conservative approach. Yet, all of the doctors I met with seemed to want to push me to go even further, or seemed to want to conduct the rhinoplasty in a way that matched a style that they’d gotten used to”
“Unlike many doctors I have had in the past, Dr. Morin seemed to take my well-being as number one priority and that made me feel confident and safe.”
“I interviewed, researched and met with other top surgeons in Hackensack, but no one met my high expectations until I met Dr. Morin“
A rhinoplasty with septal cartilage grafts was performed on this 24 year old woman who described her nose as a “Squidward” nose. Her dorsal width was therefore substantially reduced and septal cartilage grafts were used in order to structurally support her nasal tip and alar rims. The key to her beautiful result are the smooth, straight and symmetric dorsal aesthetic lines. Her result is a beautifully contoured nose that is natural and properly proportioned to her face.
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Rhinoplasty is Dr. Morin’s greatest passion. He is very experienced in techniques that aim to best match your nose to other facial features while avoiding an unnatural look. He often operates on patients who fly to his New Jersey office from other states and countries for nose surgery.
Dr. Morin recently introduced Ultrasound Rhinoplasty to his practice. This method involves sculpting the nasal bones using ultrasonic tools, as opposed to conventional methods of breaking the nose’s natural structure which can lead to complications such as secondary fractures and nasal irregularities. Additional benefits to this procedure include: shorter recovery time, diminished bruising and precise asymmetry correction.
In New Jersey, rhinoplasty is often performed for both functional and cosmetic concerns. Function is always analyzed during your initial consultation with Dr. Morin and if nasal airway problems are detected, they can be corrected during surgery. One of the most common causes of nasal airway obstruction is a deviated septum, which can be corrected by performing a septoplasty.
Common cosmetic concerns include nasal bumps, large nasal tips, large or wide noses and crooked or deviated noses. The following photographs of actual patients demonstrate these common cosmetic concerns and the postoperative photographs show the result Dr. Morin was able to achieve by performing a variety of rhinoplasty techniques.
A rhinoplasty is performed under general anesthesia in an outpatient setting. The procedure lasts between one and three hours depending on the complexity of the deformity.
Plastic surgeons use one of two general techniques when performing a rhinoplasty. The procedure can either be performed “open” or “closed.” In an open rhinoplasty, an incision is made across the columella, the tissue between the nostrils. In a closed rhinoplasty, incisions are made only within the nostrils, not on the skin. In both methods, the surgeon gently elevates the soft tissue covering the nose. The surgeon then sculpts both the bone and cartilage in order to create a more ideal shape. There is much debate concerning which technique is better. Dr. Morin believes that both techniques are useful in different situations and will discuss which technique is best for you based on your anatomy and personal preference.
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A rhinoplasty and septoplasty was performed on this 23 year old woman with extremely thin skin. Her dorsal hump was reduced, her hanging columella was excised and septal cartilage grafts were used in order to structurally support her middle vault, tip and nasal airways and also to define her nasal dorsum by giving her smooth, straight and symmetric dorsal aesthetic lines. Finally, a layer of temporoparietal fascia was placed over the entire bony and cartilaginous framework as a camouflage graft to ensure a beautiful nasal shape and contour.
View GalleryA complex rhinoplasty with septal cartilage grafts was performed on this 22 year old woman who was unhappy with the appearance of her nose. Take a close look at her nostrils. I performed a very intricate reorientation of her tip and nostril cartilage in order to correct her retracted alar rims. This is an extremely powerful maneuver that is called transposition of the lower lateral crura with lateral crural strut grafts for the correction of cephalic malposition. In other words, she now has a beautiful nose.
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The perfect nose is, of course, a relative term. Our individual facial anatomy and bone structure give each one of us a unique look; a feature that looks congruous on one face may look radically out of place on another. The Marquardt theory does not describe a set of perfectly formed features; rather it elucidates how we define attractiveness in terms of the whole. Assessing how the nose and other facial features relate proportionally to each other is the first step in the quest for an ideal nose. In general, the greater the symmetry of the face, the more likely we are to regard it as beautiful.
As a visual aid, the Marquardt Mask can be used as a template to evaluate how all features work together. When placed over a photo, the diagram can help guide the work of cosmetic surgeons, especially specialists who perform plastic surgery on the nose (rhinoplasty). An expert in rhinoplasty will not only consider the form of the nose in relation to the rest of the face, but also how the parts of the nose complement each other, in particular the relationship between the nasal bridge and nasal tip. Although a “perfect nose” can vary in shape, some characteristics, such as a straight bridge and appropriate nasal projection, are typically accepted as more aesthetically appealing.
Another factor to consider in describing the perfect nose is gender. Certain features can make a face appear more masculine or feminine. For instance, the shape of the face, the density of the eyebrows, and the contour of the cheekbones all influence whether we see a face as male or female.
The male nose is often characterized by angular, sharp edges and straight lines. These angles give a chiseled appearance, complementing other facial angles (a strong jaw bone, for example).
Unlike the strong, angular traits associated with the male nose, the female nose tends to be less striking. On a female face, the objective would be to downplay the visual prominence of the nose. By minimizing the definition and depth of the bridge of the nose, for instance, less emphasis is placed on the nose. Instead, attention is drawn to the lips and eyes. Balancing the details of the nostril shape and the tip also contribute to a more feminine appearance of the nose.
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A rhinoplasty with septal cartilage grafts was performed on this 19 year old woman who was unhappy with the appearance of her nose. Her dorsal hump was reduced, her hanging columella was excised, her nasal tip was contoured and defined and her nasal dorsum was narrowed. In addition, septal cartilage grafts were used in order to structurally support her middle vault, nasal tip and nasal airways and also to define her nasal dorsum by giving her smooth, straight and symmetric dorsal aesthetic lines. The result is a beautifully contoured nose that is natural and properly proportioned to the patient’s face.
View GalleryBefore he performs a rhinoplasty, Dr. Morin will carefully review your medical history and discuss your aesthetic goals and expectations. In addition, he will brief you on the specifics of the procedure. Dr. Morin believes that it is vital that patients grasp the steps of the procedure, as well as understand what is possible. During your pre-surgery consultation, he will encourage you to refer to photos and ask questions. In addition to the conversational preparation with Dr. Morin, there are some basic medical recommendations to follow prior to a rhinoplasty:
Smoking increases all risks of infections and complications in any surgery, so minimize adverse side effects by quitting.
Aspirin and ibuprofen can increase the risk of bleeding and should be avoided for 2 weeks prior to surgery and 2 weeks after surgery. Other medications can interfere with the healing process, so it is important to discuss any medications, herbs, or supplements you are taking with Dr. Morin.
Dr. Morin’s goal is to provide the most comprehensive care possible before, during and after a rhinoplasty. He will work with you to uncover a more beautiful nose.
A rhinoplasty with septal cartilage grafting was performed on this 29 year old woman who was concerned about her large bulbous tip, wide nasal bones and irregular nasal dorsum. Her small irregular dorsal hump was removed, her nasal bones were narrowed and her tip was refined in order to create a smaller, more defined and more beautiful nose.
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The length of a nose surgery depends on the individual’s nasal anatomy and the scope of the work to be done.
A rhinoplasty is a routine outpatient surgery that requires general anesthesia. The length of a nose surgery depends on the individual’s nasal anatomy and the scope of the work to be done. Revision rhinoplasties tend to be more complicated and delicate procedures to perform when compared to primary rhinoplasties; this is because complications from a prior nose surgery can often be extensive and challenging to rectify. The general steps involved in a rhinoplasty are as follows:
To begin a rhinoplasty procedure, Dr. Morin’s anesthesiologist will administer general anesthesia.
Once the patient is asleep, Dr. Morin will make incisions so that he can gently lift the skin and access the underlying tissues of bone and cartilage, which he will resculpt. Incisions can be made either inside the nose or they can be made both inside the nose and on the of skin that separates the nostrils, or the columella. The former technique is known as a closed rhinoplasty and the latter is called an open rhinoplasty. There are advantages and disadvantages to both the closed and open rhinoplasties and Dr. Morin will use the technique best suited to the individual patient. Incisions made on the columella generally usually heal well, resulting in a barely perceptible external scar after an open rhinoplasty.
When the skin has been lifted, Dr. Morin can remove and adjust cartilage and bone to reshape the nose. If an individual needs additional tissue to give the nose form, Dr. Morin will graft cartilage and sculpt the tissue accordingly. Graft tissue can be taken from the septum or, if necessary, from the ears.
In some cases, an individual may opt to have a deviated septum treated during a rhinoplasty. The septum is the bone and cartilage partition that separates the nasal passages. If it is maligned, or deviated, it can block nasal passages and lead to functional problems, specifically impaired breathing. A deviated septum is a common condition and can be readily addressed at the same time as a cosmetic procedure. To correct the problem, Dr. Morin straightens the septum so that breathing can be improved.
After Dr. Morin has reshaped the nose, he will carefully close the incisions.
Although it only takes about a week or two for much of the post-operative swelling and bruising to go down, it can take up to a year for the nose to fully heal and settle permanently into its new shape. Dr. Morin recommends avoiding strenuous activity during the initial weeks following a rhinoplasty. To help reduce swelling, ice packs can be applied to the nose.
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A rhinoplasty and septoplasty was performed on this 19 year old college student with a history of nasal trauma. Surgical correction of her deviated nose, dorsal hump and bulbous tip was performed. These procedures resulted in a straight nose, a smooth flat nasal dorsum, better tip projection and definition and an overall beautiful result.
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Dr. Morin developed techniques and “best practices” to follow in order to minimize swelling and bruising or “black and blue” following surgery.
When Dr. Morin sees patients in his offices in NJ, recovery from rhinoplasty surgery is one of the issues that come up in consultations. Dr. Morin developed techniques and “best practices” to follow in order to minimize swelling and bruising or “black and blue” following surgery. This is a normal result of any surgery. However, because nose surgery involves the most central aspect of the face, it is common to be concerned with the extent and duration of these symptoms. The photographs below give a general idea of the greatest amount of swelling and bruising one can reasonably expect to experience. Often, however, the swelling and bruising is significantly less.
The patient below underwent a complete rhinoplasty. All aspects of her nose were addressed in order to achieve her desired final result. She is seen here at her preoperative meeting that took place 2 weeks prior to the date of her rhinoplasty surgery. She is then seen the day after her nose surgery. At this visit she was evaluated to ensure she was doing well and her internal nasal packing was removed. The day 1 after photograph shows the maximum about of swelling and “black and blue” that this patient experienced. The third after photograph was taken 1 week following her surgery. At this appointment, the tiny sutures that were used to close the small skin incision were removed. In addition, the external nasal splint was removed as well. This photograph demonstrates that most of the swelling and “black and blue” has resolved, although, some remains, specifically around the eyes and at the tip of the nose. The 2 week photograph demonstrates that there are almost no residual signs of surgery and by 1 month (the last photograph) almost all swelling has completely resolved.
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Day 30 After Surgery PhotographThe time after your NJ rhinoplasty, recovery is dependent on proper healing of your new nose. It is important to follow our post-op instructions. Although swelling can be present for an entire year before fully subsiding, the main focus of your rhinoplasty recovery is concentrated on the first 12 weeks.
Dr. Morin will give you more instructions and suggestions on exactly what to do and not to do in person after your rhinoplasty, but the following is intended as a general guideline. Take it easy. Avoid strenuous physical activity and lifting heavy weights for at least 3 weeks after your surgery by Dr. Morin. Right after your surgery is the time when swelling and bruising will be the most obvious, so avoid scheduling important social engagements around this time.
Sleep with your head elevated with a few pillows under your head at night, as this helps to orchestrate proper blood flow. Avoid direct contact with your nose, and try not to itch, rub, or irritate it. Also, do not blow your nose too after surgery. Dr. Morin typically suggests that his patients eat softer foods so as to avoid heavy chewing. It is important to avoid exposure to the sun following a nose job. Finally, do not smoke cigarettes or drink alcohol for the time being as this could delay recovery and increasing swelling/bruising.
Don’t worry too much about the changes that have taken shape (or those that have yet to come to light), as your new nose will likely continue to change for months after surgery. Rhinoplasty results appear gradually, and continue to develop especially in the initial six months. If you are concerned, you can send photos to Dr. Morin to evaluate, in addition to follow up appointments where he will inspect internal healing as well.
Swelling and bruising are an unavoidable aspect of recovery from a nose surgery. The great majority of your swelling should go down in the first 2-3 months after your rhinoplasty, after which you will have a better idea of how your new nose will look and will also be able to enjoy it better. Up to this point, the swelling may mask the changes that Dr. Morin has made to your nose which is why he always advises to be patient with the recovery process. Dr. Morin may recommend supplements such as Arnica Montana and Bromelain to decrease bruises and swelling. In patients with thicker skin, it usually takes longer for the swelling to resolve.
Dr. Morin will place a splint over the operated nose. Think of this as a bandage that is helping to hold the aspects of the new nose together. The splint is usually removed at Dr. Morin’s office after one week. Lastly, if you are experiencing pain at any point during your recovery, NJ rhinoplasty specialist Dr. Morin may prescribe pain medication to ease the process and to maximize your comfort.
Though risks and complications are relatively rare, they do exist. As a board certified surgeon with years of hands-on experience in the field, Dr. Morin always takes the necessary precautions to avoid such complications. He wants your surgery to go as smoothly as possible, from start to finish. It is for this reason that he always stresses that his patients disclose all medical and personal information that may be relevant prior to committing to surgery. The most common risks and complications associated with a rhinoplasty include:
Again, these risks are rare but they must be considered when deciding whether or not to go forth with your potentially life-changing decision.
When considering whether to undergo a rhinoplasty procedure, one of the first questions many potential patients ask is: what will this cost me?
When considering whether to undergo a rhinoplasty procedure, one of the first questions many potential patients ask is: what will this cost me? The cost of a rhinoplasty procedure can vary, depending on the complexity of the case, the reputation and experience of the plastic surgeon, and geographic differences. Established surgeons with extensive rhinoplasty experience tend to be more expensive because they understand the large amount of time and effort that is required for an excellent result.
Before giving an estimate, board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Robert Morin spends approximately one hour with each potential patient to discuss in detail all aspects of the surgery. During the initial consultation, he carefully reviews the individual’s medical and surgical history (including information about any prior nose surgery), evaluates the facial anatomy, and discusses the patient’s unique aesthetic goals. He also allows a significant amount of time for questions. Based on his assessment, he can then determine an exact cost.
Dr Morin’s Rhinoplasty procedure starts at $13,500. When getting an estimation for nose surgery, Dr. Morin’s patient coordinator will give you a breakdown of all the costs involved. In general, they include:
A number of factors can affect the cost of surgery. Revision rhinoplasty procedures are significantly more complicated and time consuming and usually require special surgical skills. State-of-the-art techniques, such as ultrasound rhinoplasty, can also add to the costs. Another influence on the cost is the amount of time needed to complete the surgery.
Dr. Morin determines which rhinoplasty technique to use on a case-by-case basis, recommending a surgical plan that will yield the best results for the patient. His primary concern is to provide the best care and the best aesthetic result possible. Dr. Morin spends an extensive amount of time with his patients in order to ensure that he understands their goals. He is never in a rush when it comes to patient care.
Rhinoplasty is usually considered elective cosmetic surgery and, therefore, is not generally covered by insurance. However, in some cases nose surgery may involve a functional correction. If there has been trauma to the nose resulting from an accident, or if there is severe nasal airway obstruction, insurance may cover a portion of the costs for a reconstructive procedure.
Some patients request to combine a rhinoplasty with a septoplasty, a procedure designed to address a deviated septum. By combining a cosmetic procedure (rhinoplasty) with a functional procedure (septoplasty), it may be possible to offset some costs depending on medical circumstances and insurance coverage.
A rhinoplasty and septoplasty was performed on this 19 year old college student with a history of nasal trauma. Surgical correction of her deviated nose, dorsal hump and bulbous tip was performed. These procedures resulted in a straight nose, a smooth flat nasal dorsum, better tip projection and definition and an overall beautiful result.
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While cost is certainly a factor for most patients, it is important to understand that in all aspects of life, “you get what you pay for.” Therefore, you should only consult with reputable surgeons who have extensive experience and a proven track record of excellent results. Dr. Morin specializes in rhinoplasty and nasal reconstructive surgery and has been recognized for his skills. If would like to know more about what is involved in a rhinoplasty procedure, contact Dr. Morin’s office to schedule a consultation. He can then design the most appropriate surgical plan to help you achieve your goals.
Finding the best rhinoplasty surgeon can be a bit tricky. Rhinoplasty is a complex and intricate procedure. Your surgeon should have adequate training and thorough experience with functional rhinoplasty, cosmetic goals and delivering patients natural results. Here’s a good way to find a qualified rhinoplasty surgeon in the New Jersey area.
During your online research, find surgeons who are board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. This qualification ensures that the physician has specialized training in the specific procedure you’re researching.
The Rhinoplasty Society has strict criteria for membership. Therefore, only board-certified surgeons who perform many rhinoplasty surgeries every year can be members. You should only consider surgeons who do many nose jobs per year. Rhinoplasty is arguably the most complex procedure in plastic surgery. Therefore, if a surgeon does not perform rhinoplasty all the time, you should go to someone who does.
Browse through the website and look through before and after photos. These photos show real patient results and comparable outcomes.
Finally, select three surgeons you like based on what you see on the internet and meet with them in person. Talk to them about your concerns and ask them questions. For example, don’t be afraid to ask them “how many rhinoplasty surgeries do you perform every year?” After meeting with three surgeons, decide who you feel the most comfortable with and move forward with that surgeon.
Remember, rhinoplasty is an intricate procedure and finding a qualified, board-certified plastic surgeon is key to ensuring a revision rhinoplasty isn’t needed.
Rhinoplasty, which is also referred to as a nose job, is a plastic surgery procedure that improves the shape of the nose by correcting and restructuring the underlying nasal structures. The surgery may also correct nasal breathing difficulties. Rhinoplasty is most often performed by a plastic surgeon who specializes in surgeries of the nose, an otolaryngologist or a maxillofacial surgeon.
Rhinoplasty can be performed on individuals who are unhappy with the appearance of their nose or those who have suffered from trauma or injury (e.g. car accidents, skin cancer) that requires reconstruction of the nose to restore normal appearance. Rhinoplasty also plays an important role in treating patients who suffer from congenital defects such as cleft palate.
During rhinoplasty, the surgeon can access the underlying nasal framework in two ways – through the nostrils (a closed rhinoplasty) or by separating the nasal skin from the underlying structures (an open rhinoplasty). Neither method in itself is superior, but some doctors have a preference towards an open or closed approach. In most cases, when major changes are being made, an open rhinoplasty provides the doctor with better access to the nasal structures and a clearer view.
There is no risk of scarring associated with a closed rhinoplasty. In an open rhinoplasty, a tiny incision is made across the columella, the strip of skin that separates the two nostrils. In most cases, the scar left from this incision is barely visible to the naked eye, especially when a skilled surgeon performs the procedure.
Complications are rare but they can occur. The most common complications include bleeding, infection and minor contour irregularities.
Yes. It is quite common for a plastic surgeon to correct problems in the underlying nasal framework in order to restore proper nasal function. In some cases, a problem in the nasal structure is responsible for both a physical and functional defect.
Rhinoplasty can be performed on teenagers after their noses have reached full adult size. This usually occurs around the age of 16 in females and around 18 in males. It is also important that the patient is emotionally mature enough to handle the demands of the surgery and recovery period.
You will leave the surgical center with a splint on your nose. This remains in place for one week and protects the nose during the initial recovery phase. Most patients report that their recovery from rhinoplasty is uncomfortable, rather than painful. It is important that you give your body the time it needs to heal properly, so you should expect to spend the first week recovering at home and taking it easy. Office workers are usually able to return to work after one week, but those with more strenuous jobs may need to wait another week or two before returning.
Dr. Morin provides his patients with detailed instructions to follow during their recovery period. You can help ensure a satisfactory outcome and comfortable recovery by adhering to your post-operative care instructions.
Ethnic rhinoplasty refers to a rhinoplasty performed on people of non-Caucasian descent. Surgeons who perform ethnic rhinoplasty must take the patient’s unique heritage into account to shape a nose that looks natural on their face. Not all surgeons are able to perform ethnic rhinoplasty, so it is important to find a surgeon who is experienced in performing rhinoplasty of patients who are similar to you.
As with every surgery, there are risks when it comes to rhinoplasty procedures. Dr. Morin has seen many complicated situations in his years of performing rhinoplasty NJ and is well-trained to handle any complications that may occur. Some of the most common risks of rhinoplasty include:
To reduce the chance of encountering complications, you should disclose all your medical history during your consultation when considering rhinoplasty surgery in New Jersey.
Dr. Robert J. Morin is a board certified plastic surgeon with a special focus on the fine art of rhinoplasty. His extensive training, understanding of the intricacies of nasal anatomy, and passion for patient care lend to a more harmonious facial profile. Awarded #1 in excellent patient care in the NJ area, Dr. Morin proudly practices the full spectrum of plastic surgery, as well as functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty procedures.
Rhinoplasty is among the most complicated cosmetic surgeries to perform. Dr. Morin has trained vigorously in the areas of craniofacial surgery, facial cosmetic surgery and pediatric plastic surgery. After completing cutting-edge programs and maintaining knowledge of the advancements in the competitive field of plastic surgery, Dr. Morin continues to perform a wide range of complex reconstructive and cosmetic surgical procedures on adults and children.
Dr. Morin’s advanced skill stems from his educational background at New York Medical College, as an honorable member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society and represented as Vice President of his college chapter of the American Medical Association. After completing a series of competitive educational programs, Dr. Morin proudly received his medical degree. Once Dr. Morin earned his diploma, he moved on to complete a combination of general and plastic surgery residency at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey where he served as Plastic Surgery Chief Resident. Following his post-graduate training, Dr. Morin pursued his special interest as a Craniofacial and Pediatric Plastic Surgery Fellow at Miami Children’s Hospital in Miami, Florida. It was in that the frame that Dr. Morin had the privilege of training with one of the world’s most respected craniofacial surgeons, Dr. S. Anthony Wolfe.
The additional training and education Dr. Morin has accomplished allow him to practice the complicated areas of nasal reconstruction, ear reconstruction and cosmetic and cleft rhinoplasty with highly-sought after results. He holds his aesthetic procedures to the highest standards and tailors each technique to achieve the results patients desire most. In addition to his practice in NJ, Dr. Morin travels internationally to extend help to adults and children in need of complex plastic surgery and reconstructive care. He has received numerous Awards of Distinction in recognition of his services to the children of these foreign regions and was featured on the ABC Nightline special about the United States surgical effort in Haiti titled “ER: Haiti.”
Dr. Morin has studied extensively and his work has been featured in many publications. The American Board of Plastic Surgery member has shared his work at medical conferences from New Jersey to Israel. His personalized technique utilized during primary rhinoplasty produces confidence and excellent results for the many patients he has served over the span of his career. Dr. Robert J. Morin belongs to many regional and national plastic surgery societies and is a distinguished contributor on RealSelf.com.
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