Non-surgical Rhinoplasty: The Liquid Nose Job
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8M ago
Unhappy with the appearance of your nose, but not convinced you want to undergo surgery? Your hesitation is warranted since any kind of surgery, especially one that alters your appearance, a serious decision. Rhinoplasty, like all surgical procedures, comes with risks and significant cost. Plus, you’ll have to set aside substantial downtime for recovery. However, if the changes you want to make are relatively minor, you may have a non-surgical alternative. Let's talk about the Liquid Nose Job ..read more
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Trends in Rhinoplasty
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1y ago
If you find yourself seriously considering changes to your nose, you are not alone. Rhinoplasty is trending upward, across the US and around the world. Perhaps that’s because getting a nose job can do more than alter the size or contours of your nose. What Can a Rhinoplasty Accomplish? Facial Symmetry Your nose is the central feature of your face. Making changes that cause your nose appear more symmetrical can enhance your overall facial appearance. Unobstructed Nasal Airway If you suffer from breathing complications due to a deviated septum, persistent sinus problems, or nasal valve collapse ..read more
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What to Ask During Your Rhinoplasty Consultation
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1y ago
Rhinoplasty is complex surgery, whether your goal is a different appearance, better breathing or both. A personal consultation will help you decide if rhinoplasty is right for you and help you decide which surgeon is right to perform your procedure. Your prospective surgeon will ask lots of questions during the consultation, but did you know you can ask lots of questions about them as well? A consultation should be a two-way interview. The most desirable surgeons are willing to patiently and clearly answer every one of your questions until you are satisfied that you understand the answers ..read more
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Benefits of Open versus Closed Rhinoplasty
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1y ago
If you’re considering a surgical change to your nose, it’s important to learn what rhinoplasty can and cannot do for you. It helps to understand what the surgery itself involves. There are two types of nose surgery, referred to as open or closed procedures. There is just one difference between the two, but it can make a significant difference in your results ..read more
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Ethnic Rhinoplasty Procedures: What You Need to Know
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1y ago
You love your grandparents dearly. If only you hadn’t inherited Grandpa’s nose! The United States may be famous as a melting pot, but for many of us, our cultural heritage is readily apparent. Especially in the size and shape of our nose. As proud as we are of our ancestry, some people wish their nose looked just a little more “Western ..read more
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Types of Nose Surgery
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1y ago
The term “nose job” has been around for several decades and is really an oversimplification of a complex set of surgeries that require distinct skill and artistry to perform. There are several types of nose surgeries, some for cosmetic revision and some to correct serious medical issues. There are also different techniques used and the level of invasiveness also varies. Let’s dive a little deeper into the world of nose surgery ..read more
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Rhinoplasty Costs in Denver
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1y ago
If you’re considering rhinoplasty, cost is certainly something you’ll want to ask about. Any reputable plastic surgeon will be happy to provide you with a detailed estimate. It should be inclusive, so you won’t see any surprises later. However, there’s more to “cost” than a simple dollar figure ..read more
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Nasal Valve Collapse: Symptoms and Treatment
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1y ago
Has your partner been nudging you awake at night, trying to stop your snoring? Or maybe you just can’t seem to get a good night’s sleep because you can’t breathe normally. Maybe it’s a cold or allergies, or it’s possible that you have a deviated septum. You could also be suffering from vestibular stenosis or nasal valve collapse. Our nostrils lead to passages inside our nose, called valves because they control the amount of air we take in. The pressure caused by incoming air causes the valves to collapse slightly, then reopen as we exhale. You can see this for yourself if you look in the mirr ..read more
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Rhinoplasty Results
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1y ago
Rhinoplasty is a popular procedure, also known as a nose job. More than 200,000 rhinoplasty procedures were performed last year in America. These are not only cosmetic surgeries, but also structural repairs that correct breathing problems for many people. If you’ve been looking for a solution to your breathing difficulty or the right fix for a nose that you’re unhappy with, you might consider rhinoplasty. Its versatile nature means that it can produce either dramatic or subtle cosmetic results and it can also make breathing a whole lot easier. Let’s take a closer look at the results you can e ..read more
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Rhinoplasty Recovery
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1y ago
Your decision to have a rhinoplasty surgery, whether for cosmetic or functional purposes, was surely a long thought out and well researched one. You likely spent several months, if not years, thinking and learning about the procedure to be sure that it was the route you wanted to take. You may still be in the decision making phase and that’s great! You may also be headed into the operating room very soon. In either case, it’s important to know what to expect for the first few weeks after your procedure. Let’s talk about a few things that you should consider regarding rhinoplasty recovery ..read more
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