Plastic surgery has been on the rise over the past several years and is starting to be recognized for its ability to make people not only look better, but feel better, too. E! Network has a new television series called “Botched”, which stars our own Dr. Paul Nassif as one of the main plastic surgeons. … Continue reading Botched Patient Speaks Out About Experience with Dr. Nassif
View MoreMake sure to tune into the “Botched” premiere Tuesday, June 24 at 9/8c on E!
View MoreMost people associate the term nose job with a procedure called rhinoplasty. Rhinoplasty is a cosmetic surgery meant to address cosmetic flaws, irregularities, and meet a patient’s aesthetic preferences. Septoplasty is another large part of nose surgery. Septoplasty is nose surgery that deals with a patient’s functional concerns. Septoplastyis commonly performed to address functional problems like deviated … Continue reading Functional Nose Surgery
View MoreRhinoplasty is one of the most common cosmetic surgical procedures performed in the U.S. Figures show that the number of individuals seeking rhinoplasty and all other forms of plastic surgery rises each year. While the percentage of patients who are unsatisfied with the results of rhinoplasty procedures is very low, the increase in the number of … Continue reading Correction The Results Of A Prior Procedure: Revision Rhinoplasty
View MoreMiddle Eastern rhinoplasty is not a different way of performing a rhinoplasty procedure, it is simply a rhinoplasty procedure that accounts for the common ethnic facial structures prominent in members of patients of Middle Eastern decent. The goal of any rhinoplasty procedure is to provide patients with a natural and balanced nose that is in proportion with the patient’s facial features. … Continue reading What Is Middle Eastern Rhinoplasty?
View MoreDeviated septum refers to a condition in which the septum (the cartilage that builds the wall between the two nostrils) is congenitally malformed (including instances of cleft defects) or has been altered from injury or illness. A properly formed nasal septum should run straight down the middle of the nose leaving equal space on each … Continue reading What Is A Deviated Septum?
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