Ogden Rhinoplasty doctors

	Brian K. Brzowski, MD Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon 1525 East 6000 South Suite C, Ogden		4 answers
	York Jay Yates, MD Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon 2121 N 1700 W , Layton		2 answers
	Renato Saltz, MD Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon 5445 South Highland Drive , Salt Lake City

Recent Answers

Hotel Stay Alone for One Night After Rhinoplasty Ok? I'm planning on having Rhinoplasty done in a neighboring state and I was wondering if it's ok to stay in a hotel room alone to rest after surgery until the following day when I'm picked up to be driven home ?

A: We all need someone, to lean on.....

Just like everyone else has said, you need a responsible adult to stay with you for a minimum of 24 hr after surgery:)

Good luck!

Brian K. Brzowski, MD

Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon

Jamaica or Cayman Island Rhinoplasty Doctor Recommendation I am living in Jamaica. Do you know of any top-class, reputable Rhinoplasty surgeon in Jamaica or its neighbouring country, Cayman Islands?

A: Look for International Members

Go to the website of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery: www.surgery.org Look under "Find A Surgeon".

Membership in this society is by invitation only and the members of this society devote their practices to cosmetic surgical procedures. Most are also members of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and are board certified in Plastic Surgery.

Good Luck! I'm sure you'll find someone who meets your criteria.

Brian K. Brzowski, MD

Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon

Removing Scar Tissue or Capsule Left from Silicone Implant? I'm an Asian girl who had augmentation Rhinoplasty 7 months ago. The doctor put an I-shaped silicone implant in my nose. I took the implant out 4 months ago. However, my nose has not returned to its pre-op state. I think it's due to scar tissue. I can see the scar tissue on my nose, especially around the glabella.
Overall, my nose is bigger, wider, and more distorted than pre-op, from bridge to tip. Can scar tissue left behind from silicone encapsulation be surgically removed, and is this procedure safe? Is it similar to "defatting"? What are the risks?

A: You'll never get rid of all the scar tissue

Trying to remove all the scar tissue might in fact make things look a lot worse. You're best bet is to follow the advice of an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon.

Check with the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery to find someone in your area who concentrates the bulk of their surgical practice on complicated rhinoplasties.

Don't cut corners on expense or effort in looking for someone to help you out of this corner. Hopefully the surgeon who removed the implant can give you your best advice.

Good luck.

Brian K. Brzowski, MD

Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon