Nose Surgery

So much for the Baby Boomers! Millennials – that’s everybody 18 to 34 –  have become the largest generation and are changing quite a lot in American society, including cosmetic surgery Otoplasty [...]

We often hear anecdotes from potential nose job patients about other cosmetic plastic surgeons and how they work.  Most recently,  we’ve heard from several patients undergoing revision [...]

Several components will create the final, total cost of a nose job. And your surgeon’s staff will let you know the totals well before surgery. Here are some basics things affecting any cosmetic [...]

After any surgery, anywhere on the body, it’s possible to have bruising. It is expected with rhinoplasty although the range can be from very little to a bit more. Following surgery, ice is [...]

Has anybody ever tried to explain to you a picture or a classic work of art like the Mona Lisa? The explanation could go on for hours and still leave a puzzled mind. But instead of hours of [...]

Ask anybody heading into nose surgery why they are having a nose job and you’ll get some pretty standard answers like: “My nose is crooked.  too long. wide has a hump in the middle. blocks my my [...]

Unfortunately, many people – up to 75 percent — don’t know when their nose is working against them, given a breathing-blocking condition known as deviated septum. The septum, a thin piece [...]

Too many painful remarks about an unusual or ungainly nose shape often leads to time spent searching a mirror to see that nose from the side. Searchers are looking for relief from [...]

We have always urged people wanting a nose job to choose among cosmetic surgeons who have performed nose surgery for at least a decade and continue doing it weekly.           (Learn what to look [...]

Most frequently broken bone? It’s as plain as your face! Actually, it’s ON your face. Having the body’s thinnest bones and being very prominent, it’s the broken nose. A sharp nasal blow – in [...]

Ah, the human nose. What a wonder of nature, even though the nose is subject to nasal blockages. But some have no need for a nose because they are not breathing through it… and that means [...]

More are discovering their loud snoring and general bad breathing are caused by a deviated septum. The septum, a thin wall of bone and cartilage, separates your nostrils and breathing channels to [...]