No period allowed during Rhinoplasty operation?

Hello, Thank you for your  questions. I have performed many re-do rhinoplasties and understand your questions. More "things" done at one surgical procedure does not necessarily equate to a higher complication rate. The risks of a rhinoplasty are often based on one's pre-operative com...

Hello and thank you for your question.  I always advise patient to place much more value on real before and after pictures of your surgeon's patients rather than simulated images.  Simulated images do not mean that your surgeon can actually accomplish that result.  Based on your photograph, yo...

Yes, it is possible to make your nose overall smaller and also correct the "dimpling" of the tip, which is caused by the shape of your nasal tip cartilages. A complete rhinoplasty with work on the tip, dorsum (bump) and nostrils will be a good procedure to...

It does occasionally occur that patients will experience *temporary* hair loss with any significant stress to the body such as an operation under anesthesia. The phenomenon is known as telogen effluvium. I've never seen it following a rhinoplasty, not even once, but it can occur with more major...

Recommend that you follow your plastic surgeon's guidance. My pre-op guidelines specify to stop tanning (including tanning beds) one to two weeks before surgery. Whenever you are outside, wear SPF 30 or higher.

It's normal following nasal surgery to experience some degree of crusting and mucous collection that solidifies. Boogers are actually called rhinoliths (nasal stones) -- while you often pick them before they are too firm, if you leave them in long enough, they harden with time. Surgery dries ...