20

Dec

New products in the Aesthethic Skin Medical Skin Care Line

We are excited to unveil a new series of our line to further address your skincare needs and give you a youthful glow. Dr. Shah has been researching and developing with his team to deliver you the best skincare products on the market. We are excited to unveil a new series of o...

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20

Dec

How To Properly Cleanse Your Face

Skin Cleaning RoutineIt is important to get into a skin cleaning routine. Without proper cleansing, dirt and makeup can settle into pores, which can lead to inflammation and blemishes, as well as rendering any skin care products ineffective. To find out more about skin care treatm...

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20

Dec

Glossary of Rhinoplasty Terms

Here you will find commonly used termonalogy in regards to rhinoplasty. Where a is seen, more infomation on that particular term can be found else where on the site. To hear a pronunciation of each term, play audio by each definition. A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K |...

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20

Dec

Nasal Projection

The projection of the nose means in simplistic terms how far the nose sticks out from the face. There are a variety of measures which attempt to correlate the size of the nose or the face with how far it sticks out. Goode MethodThe Goode Method measures nasal projection by drawing...

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20

Dec

Cold Weather: How does it affect my rhinoplasty?

This year's cold weather has made many patients wonder what if any effects will it create on their nose after rhinoplasty. One main benefit of cold weather on noses which have undergone rhinoplasty is that it tends to shrink the appearance of the nose. The reason for t...

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20

Dec

The Science of Acne: What Causes Acne?

Acne Diagram 1 Acne is typically a localized skin infection of the face. The infection can lead to redness, inflammation and sometimes scarring. Acne is thought to occur because the oil in the skin, called sebum, feeds the bacteria that cause acne. The most common type of acne ...

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20

Dec

Ways To Manage Stuffy Nose After Massage

Getting congestion after a massage is possible due to the pressure applied during the session Massage therapy is a great way to relax and improve your overall health. It can help reduce stress, improve blood circulation, and even relieve muscle tension. However, it can also cau...

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20

Dec

What do I do about my nasal hair before rhinoplasty?

Nasal hair is something we are supposed to have. Vibrassae, the medical term for nose hair, serves to help filter particles and air. However, overly long nasal hair is probably not high on our list of attractive. So what are you supposed to do prior to a rhinoplasty? Pluck, clip...

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20

Dec

Flow Charateristics of Fillers Elasticity and Viscosity (Rheologic Properties of Fillers)

Facial fillers are some of the most popular plastic surgery procedures. This has created newer products on the market, each with its own specific qualities. One way clincians try to define the “feel” of a filler is through its physical properties. One way fillers are q...

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20

Dec

Does Dr. Shah use topical Cocaine as an anesthetic in rhinoplasty?

Does Dr. Shah use topical Cocaine as an anesthetic in rhinoplasty? Cocaine is one of the traditional agents used in rhinoplasty and septoplasty to both anesthetize the nose and cause vasocontriction*. The main issue with the use of cocaine is the potential for cardiac arrhythmia*...

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20

Dec

Juvederm Voluma FDA Approved

Juvederm Voluma was recently unanimously FDA approved as the only facial filler for age-related loss in the midface. This particular filler is claiming to be the thickest to date.  In addition, results may last up to 2 years, which is thought to be the longest lasting ...

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20

Dec

Runny Nose After Rhinoplasty

A condition develops in some patients known as rhinorrhea, which is also known as nasal drip. This condition can occur after rhinoplasty for a few weeks to in rare cases months. This phenomenom is not well described in the literature. After a septorhinoplasty, the interior l...

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