Trends come and go, even in rhinoplasty. Years ago, a style known as the “ski slope” nose was popular. This type of nose has a slightly upturned tip and was created by removing tissue on the nasal bridge to emphasize the tip. This produced a cookie-cutter look and made it very obvious that a nose job had been performed. Today, patients typically want a unique, custom, and natural-looking nose, so the ski slope nose has fallen out of fashion. Revision surgery can be performed for patients who are no longer happy with the ski jump look and would prefer a more natural appearance. This may involve adding or removing tissue, depending on the patient. New Jersey rhinoplasty expert Dr. Becker is at the forefront of innovative rhinoplasty techniques. He is involved in research, and implementation, and teaches up-and-coming as well as established surgeons. Some of his approaches include building up tissue loss with patient-harvested cartilage and bone, advanced instrumentation, and using proven methods in surgery. Each surgery is different. Dr. Becker can provide his patients with more specific plans during their doctor-patient consultation as one of his top priorities.