Facial Plastic Surgery Blog

Fixing a Broken Nose

Broken bones happen. Unfortunately, when it comes to the nose, it can be hard to make sure that healing occurs properly and that the nose remains symmetrical and functional. Sometimes, trauma is more serious than it first seems, and many people do not seek proper medical care immediately following injury.

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Patient Previews: Enhancing Communication and Trust in Plastic Surgery

Surprises are great when it comes to a lot of things in life, like gifts, special dinners, and even haircuts. They’re not so great when it comes to something like plastic surgery, and trusting a person to change your face can be one of the scariest things you can do. Fortunately, there are many talented plastic surgeons in the United States who can take a patient’s vision and create an outcome that meets those needs while appearing natural.

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Treating Sports Injuries of the Nose

Sports can be a great activity for adults and kids alike, but there are some risks associated with nearly every sport, particularly contacts sports. Injuries are common, and while most are relatively minor, some can lead to disfigurement or other problems, particularly if the injury is to the nose. Breathing problems can result from sports injuries, and many people suffer aesthetic changes if the injury is severe enough.

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Benefits of Choosing a Facial Surgery Specialist

Choosing to move forward with plastic surgery is a big decision, and it is not one that should be taken lightly. If the surgery is to be facial surgery, the decision can be even more difficult, as trusting your face to a doctor is difficult. For your results and your peace of mind, choosing a facial plastic surgeon over a general plastic surgeon is a good first step. But what are the special benefits of choosing a surgeon who focuses solely on facial procedures?

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What Is Profileplasty?

When people look in the mirror, they might see one feature that stands out as flawed, whether it’s the nose, chin, cheeks, or ears. Others see a more general problem with facial symmetry and balance, an issue that is harder to define but just as important to self-esteem as a crooked nose or ears that stick out too far.

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