Can someone who has a pituitary tumour (Prolactinoma) still have a rhinoplasty?

It really comes down to what specifically bothers you. From an outside perspective, you’re very attractive, and it wouldn’t make sense to suggest procedures without knowing exactly what concerns you. The best approach is for you to identify what’s bothering you and then see if there’s a good su...

Thank you for posting your question. It is not uncommon after any rhinoplasty, revision or primary, to experience swelling, and fullness of the nasal tip. The supratip break, that was created during surgery, can efface until swelling has subsided and healing is completed. In some cases it can...

Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can see from your photos It is possible to get a nose that is compatible with your face with a single operation, for this I recommend you rhinoplasty operation. It would be better face to face consultation. Best Regards!

In general, when people have a history of cold sores, they always recur in the same part of the lip. If you've had a cold sore in the area that you were concerned about now, you may wish to consider calling your doctor and asking for a prescription for valciclovir. Although I do not believe this...

The maneuver you are doing is called the Cottle maneuver. It opens the internal nasal valve passageway, which is composed of the upper lateral cartilage, septum, and inferior turbinate. Any disharmony between these structures may cause internal nasal valve narrowing and therefore airway...

It is possible to make it much smaller than it is now . However, as your surgeon mentioned that it takes longer for patients with thick skin to heal . Also, it’s not possible to expect unrealistic results such as a small nose when you have thick skin. With that said, I believe good outcome w...