When you decide to have facial plastic surgery, your hope is that the first surgery will be your last surgery. Procedures such as rhinoplasty aren’t exactly inexpensive and you most likely had to make big schedules to your habits and schedules, at least temporarily. But there are times when a second surgery, known as a… [Read More]
Non-surgical or Traditional Rhinoplasty: Which is Right for Me?
Non-surgical rhinoplasty can be a suitable alternative to a traditional, surgical rhinoplasty–for the right patient. How do you know if that patient is you? It boils down to what you want to change about your nose, how ready you are to commit to the changes created by a nose job and what your schedule is… [Read More]
Is Ethnic Rhinoplasty for Me?
The approach plastic surgeons took to rhinoplasty decades ago was different than it is today. Back then, surgeons performing nasal surgery had a Caucasian face and nose in mind when they performed the surgery. While the results they got from rhinoplasty in those days might have been flattering for Caucasian people, it didn’t always work on… [Read More]
Fifteen Rhinoplasty Facts to Know Prior to Surgery
Cosmetic nose surgery is difficult to perform. In fact, it is regarded as the most difficult facial plastic surgery to perform, and one of the most difficult procedures of the face and body. The nose performs the important functions of air hydration, as well as inhalation and exhalation. The internal intricacies coupled with the fact… [Read More]
FAQs about Revision Rhinoplasty
When many people decide to have rhinoplasty, they go into the surgery with the assumption that it will be the only procedure they’ll need to correct the size or shape of their nose. While plenty of rhinoplasty patients are completely satisfied with their results, that’s not always the case. For a number of reasons, some… [Read More]
Why You Might Need a Revision Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is a complex and delicate facial plastic surgery that has a high rate of success and satisfied patients. It can be performed as a way to: Repair nasal damage Change the appearance of the nose Improve nasal function Or some combination of the items listed above Rhinoplasty is not a surgery that needs to… [Read More]
Types of Rhinoplasty
The human nose is intricately designed, comprised of many tiny parts, including bone, cartilage, nerves, tissues, and much more. Performing rhinoplasty is very complicated and must be done with great skill and care in order to be successful. Every single rhinoplasty procedure must be expertly planned to achieve the desired results for each patient. When… [Read More]
Rhinoplasty Surgery to Repair Trauma Damage
Not all patients who seek out rhinoplasty do so because they’re unhappy with the way their nose looks. Some need surgery to improve or restore the function of their nose after experiencing physical trauma. The trauma can come from any number of sources, but the most common include playing sports, an accident, or physical abuse…. [Read More]
How communicated with your children about your Rhinoplasty
After years of going back and forth, weighing pros and cons, you’ve decided to have rhinoplasty performed. While deciding who to tell about your surgery is completely up to you, you might find deciding whether to tell your kids is the hardest part. Whether you decide to tell them or not, your kids will most… [Read More]
Is It Safe for You to Have a Revision Rhinoplasty?
Former rhinoplasty patients seek revision surgery for a number of reasons that vary from disappointing results to breathing problems to unrelated injuries. While every patient and every nose are different, a second rhinoplasty surgery should only be planned when it is safe. Surgeries can be stressful for the body. Cosmetic surgeries should be spaced out… [Read More]
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