We’re very excited to launch the new Kalpesh Patel Rhinoplasty website. The new, easy to navigate design will give both our new and existing patients a better insight into the services we offer, as well as our commitment to treating every patient as an individual. The post Our new website appeared first on London Rhinoplasty ..read more

Rhinoplasty (or nose job) can be a very complex surgery to have. The shape of the nose is defined by the bone, muscle and cartilage. The skin also affects the size and shape of your nose and the thickness differs from person to person. There are huge positive points to have nose surgery, and it important to feel comfortable with the procedure you want to take. However, before deciding to undergo nose surgery, whether it is for health and or cosmetic purposes there are a number of things you need to think about including the after-effects of the surgery, physically and mentally ..read more

The new year always inspires people towards change. This year, consider treating yourself to the rhinoplasty you’ve always thought about undergoing but have never made steps toward. Here are a few reasons to convince you: It is medically beneficial. For those who have a deviated septum, a rhinoplasty can correct that issue. A deviated septum “is the medical name for a condition where the centre cartilage of the nose (the nasal septum) is off-centre. A deviated septum creates difficulty breathing through the nose. Typically, the condition is more pronounced on one side of the nose and can some ..read more

Many UK-based plastic surgeons agree that ” they would continue to see an increase in men (95%) and older people (82%) amongst their patients and most thought that #plasticsurgery would increasingly become the norm—indeed many view it as the norm already in most parts of the U.K.” Read more of this story from SkinInc. The post Increase in Plastic, Aesthetic Surgery Appeals to Men, Elderly appeared first on London Rhinoplasty ..read more

The date for the annual meeting of the British Society of Rhinoplasty Surgeons is fast approaching! I would encourage those of you with an interest in Rhinoplasty to join the society by applying through the website www.britishrhinoplasty.co.uk We are delighted to have Professor Ron Gruber, a world-renowned Rhinoplasty Surgeon from the USA as our keynote speaker. Our meeting is being held at the Barber-Surgeons Hall in the City of London, an appropriate venue for our new surgical society. I attach a programme for the day and very much look forward to seeing you there. The post 2015 Annual Meeti ..read more

If you think you might be ready to talk to a surgeon about undergoing a rhinoplasty, there are several things you should be aware of as you begin this process. First of all, look into the experience of your surgeon. Where did he go to medical school? How long has he been practicing? How many rhinoplasties has he done? Does he have before-and-after pictures he can show you of successful procedures? Second, listen to your gut during your interaction with your surgeon. Do you feel welcomed and listened to, or does she seem cold and impersonal? Is she asking you questions about what your expectati ..read more

My colleague, Dr. Matthew White practicing in New York, NY, provides excellent advise on achieving the outcome you expect from your rhinoplasty procedure. Meeting and consulting with a trained specialist is important in any surgical procedure, but this is especially important for nose surgery, as it is can by quite complex, and requires a skilled professional who holds the highest of quality and safety standards. As with any medical condition, patients should discuss any concerns they have, as well as be informed about any potential risks that may occur. Read Dr White’s full article here. The ..read more

Q: How can I choose a qualified Surgeon to perform my rhinoplasty? A: When choosing a Surgeon, be sure to look at the surgeons’ credentials. All Surgeons should be Fellows of one of the #RoyalCollegeOfSurgeons in the United Kingdom. Rhinoplasty is regarded as one of the most complex facial operations and so the Surgeon should have a particular expertise and training in the field of #Rhinoplasty. Rhinoplasty should be the Surgeon’s main area of surgical practice. Ideally the Surgeon has or has held a Consultant post in the #NHS as the training, and accreditation process required to obtain an NH ..read more

While plastic surgery is considered to be mostly a decision made for personal reasons and only affecting the person undergoing the procedure, new research suggests that surgery can also change how others perceive you as well. “The research used photos of thirty Caucasian women who had plastic surgery between 2009 and 2013. The types of surgery included facial rejuvenation procedures such as facelifts, neck lifts, eyebrow lifts, upper and lower eyelifts, and chin implants. All these procedures have an effect on someone’s neutral, resting expression, which others use to judge someone’s face. The ..read more

So you have decided to undergo a rhinoplasty, commonly called a “nose job.” To ensure that you get the results you want, there are a few simple steps that you should take. 1. Find a surgeon you trust. This means not only someone who is board-certified and has thousands of hours and operations of experience, but someone who has consistent and attentive communication with you. 2. Be Honest & Open When you have found this surgeon, you must also be very honest about the results you are expecting and your surgeon will tell you if they are achievable. Your surgeon will also give you important a ..read more