What Are Essential Oils? Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts that have a variety of therapeutic properties and can be used to help a person heal after rhinoplasty surgery. Rhinoplasty, also known as a nose job, is a surgical procedure that is used to alter the shape or size of the nose. Some essential oils… [Read More]
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Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty
What is Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty? Ultrasonic rhinoplasty, also known as high-frequency ultrasound-assisted rhinoplasty, is a technique used in plastic surgery to reshape the nose. It is a less invasive alternative to traditional rhinoplasty and is believed to offer several benefits. Advantages of the Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty One advantage of ultrasonic rhinoplasty is that it is more precise… [Read More]
Indian rhinoplasty
Introduction The nose is one of the most prominent features on a person’s face. It can also be one of the most misunderstood, with many people not understanding why certain procedures are done in certain ways or how they affect your health. In this article, we will discuss what rhinoplasty is, why some people may… [Read More]
What is the NOSE scale?
Today, I am going to discuss the NOSE (Nasal Obstruction Symptom Evaluation) Scale. We have been using the NOSE Scale in our office for several years. The idea with this survey is trying to find an objective measure of the patient’s breathing. Essentially it’s a series of questions that are rated on the scale of… [Read More]
Different Types of Rhinoplasty
We’re talking about the different types of rhinoplasty terms that have come out recently. These types of rhinoplasty are a traditional rhinoplasty, open rhinoplasty, closed rhinoplasty, an ultrasonic rhinoplasty, piezo rhinoplasty, and a preservation rhinoplasty. So let’s talk about all the differences between these terms. Traditional Rhinoplasty Traditional rhinoplasty is typically going to be a… [Read More]
Innovating the Phenomenal
So, I recently read a book, which I’m not here to do book reviews, but I thought it was kind of interesting and it was on innovation. It’s called How Innovation Works And Why It Flourishes In Freedom by Matthew Ridley. And it’s kind of cool because this book talks about the mindset of how… [Read More]
Does Septal Deviation Lead To Chronic Rhinosinusitis?
This is something a lot of my patients will complain about and something I’ve noticed for years. And there is a study* that actually talks about this. So here’s what we’re looking at. Patients with sinusitis, do they have an increased amount of septal deviation? This study actually looked at patients who were about to… [Read More]
Alar Retraction: Etiology, Treatment, and Prevention
Abstract Objective: to determine etiology and treatment of alar retraction based on a series of specific rhinoplasty maneuvers Design: retrospective review of a single surgeon’s (MC) rhinoplasty digital photo database, examining pre-operative alar retraction from 2003 to 2005 in 520 patients. Patients with more than 1 millimeter (mm) of alar retraction on pre-operative photographs were… [Read More]
Bilateral auricular seromas: A case report and review of the literature
Abstract Hematomas, pseudocysts, and seromas are all part of the differential diagnosis of auricular swellings. Seromas are benign collections of serous fluid that have a tendency to recur. The fluid accumulates in the space between the dermis and perichondrium of the ear. We describe what we believe is the first case of spontaneous bilateral auricular… [Read More]
Nasal septal deviation in the pediatric and adult populations
Abstract A significant proportion of the population has nasal septal deviation of varying degrees. Recent reports of such deviation occurring at younger ages suggest a congenital etiology. To the best of our knowledge, no previous clinical studies have compared the septal deviation of adult and pediatric populations with a uniform measure that focuses on the… [Read More]
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