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Choosing a surgeon to perform your rhinoplasty is a challenging process. Aside from looking for a member of the ASAPS I would recommend speaking to your local physicians. Professional referrals are always a good way to point you in the right direction. Speak to your family doctor, OB/GYN. Someone you are familiar with who you trust. As I am not familiar with the doctors in Jamaica I'm sure your local doctors will have more insight. Once you have a list of those plastic surgeons, It is time to begin the process by going for a consultation. Take your time. Ask many question, View the doctors work and speak to his patients. The more research and hard work that you put in to the process the better the outcomes will be. Good luck.
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.
The naso-labial angle always looks excessive immediately after surgery. I think the main cause is swelling of the upper lip. I always warn my patients pre-operatively to avoid anxiety after the procedure.
Cartilage is frequently used to provide support and raise the nasal tip, especially in patients with weak cartilages. The cartilages between the nostrils and the septal cartilages are called the "tent pole" of the nasal pyramid. They alwaqys support the overlying nasal...
Good question. To be honest I would be disappointed if one of my patients took off the splint too early unless there was an emergency reason for doing it, and that's never happened to me before. You're undergoing an elective operation and the splint helps keep things straight, help with early...
No country in the world has more Rhinoplasty (true) experts than the US. Even so, one should be very careful in selecting a Rhinoplasty surgeon. Rhinoplasty requires more talent, training, and experience than ANY cosmetic surgical procedure performed. Meaning, that just because someone has a...
Hey There Delilah, You need to speak with your surgeon regarding whether his technique will affect your upper lip. At your pre-operative visit, you should be asked to sign an informed consent for surgery. Make sure that you are clear about the risks and complications of your surgery, including...
Full healing of your fracture needs to happen before any attempts at corrective rhinoplasty. I would have you wait at least 6 months, and preferably one year. That way you are ensured that any new fracture done by the surgeon will not crack along the old fracture line. For now, wait for all the...