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Do You Know a Good Rhinoplasty Doctor in Dubai?

mhra111Sep 7, 2009
Please I am seeking to find a good doctor in Dubai, UAE because I have had a bad Rhinoplasty twice now and I need to correct the tip.

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Dr. Kris M. Reddy, MD, FACS
Dr. Kris M. Reddy, MD, FACS
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Dr. Ahmed Abdullah, MD, FACS
Dr. Ahmed Abdullah, MD, FACS
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Answered on Jul 16, 2012
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Dr. Jay Calvert, MD, FACS
Dr. Jay Calvert, MD, FACS
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Answered on Oct 20, 2016
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Dr. Jack P. Gunter, MD (retired)
Dr. Jack P. Gunter, MD (retired)
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Answered on Jul 17, 2014
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John M. Hilinski, MD

Your surgeon is correct in that you will have some degree of scarring with this type of revision procedure. Usually the incisions are placed along the outer margin of the nostril where it joins the cheek. Alternatively, some incisions are placed along the nasal sill, which is the area between...

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Most of the Rhinoplasty surgeries I perform have a functional and a cosmetic component. When eligible, your Insurance may cover your anesthesia / facility fee, along with the surgeon's fee to improve your breathing. You'll likely have a cosmetic fee as well. You should make sure your surgeon is...

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Optimally, one of the most important aspects in rhinoplasty, both primary and secondary, is to use autologous tissue if needed. These are the most challenging operative procedures that we do in aesthetic plastic surgery, therefore, it’s very important to choose an experienced rhinoplasty...

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Oakley Smith, MD, FRCSC

Your options are four. The best location is naturally cartilage from your nose. Usually there isn't any. Then its your ear followed by your rib. The rib has the advantage of also getting bone.

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Otto Joseph Placik, MD

AS others have advised, I concur and beleive that you could cause more damage by intervening too soon. Give it time for the current cartilage to take. There are many different sources for autologous materals as mentioned: fascia, dermis, cartilage, etc.

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