An amazing Los Angeles website offers The Best of Los Angeles Awards. That website just named cosmetic surgeon Robert Kotler MD, FACS as winner of The Best Rhinoplasty Surgeon for 2018. The Best of Los Angeles Awards is peopled by 3,700 professionals who live and work in Southern California. Formed three years ago, the website takes no paid ads, but instead celebrates the most outstanding people, places and things in the city of the angels. We might add that The Best of Los Angeles Awards has bestowed the same award  — Best Nose Job provider — on Dr. Kotler yearly since its founding three yea ..read more

Starting Rhinoplasty Too many painful remarks about an unusual or ungainly nose shape often leads to time spent searching a mirror to see that nose from the side. Searchers are looking for relief from less-than-perfect noses by looking for: The perfect facial plastic surgeon to create a nose that: Does not attract attention Fits the person’s face Flatters the profile (More about locating a good facial plastic surgeon.) And if the nose job procedure goes well, the patient will: Not only have an attractive nose, but: A new source of self-confidence from knowing no more teasing or wise cracks ab ..read more

                Broken Nose Healed in a Broken Position Most frequently broken bone? It’s as plain as your face! Actually, it’s ONyour face. Having the body’s thinnest bones and being very prominent, it’s the broken nose. A sharp nasal blow – in accidents, sports or out-of-control disagreements – is hard to ignore because your eyes water so that everything looks blurry. And broken nose pain is hard to ignore. You would also notice swelling, tenderness, bruising around the eyes and probably some nose bleeding. Changes in shape or your breathing may require an E.R. exam or a nose specialist. (L ..read more

Noses: Like Sponges, They Swell After Rhinoplasty After a nose job, patients often ask “how long is it going to take for the swelling to go away ?” Following rhinoplasty or any type of nasal surgery, a process known as edema — swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in your body’s tissues — sets in. That swelling is completely normal in the skin overlying the nose and even a bit in the adjacent cheeks. During a rhinoplasty procedure, tissue around the nose is manipulated. The body’s automatic response is to send fluid into the area. The swelling remains for several days and then starts to dim ..read more