Do you want rhinoplasty, but worry about potential scarring? Many of our rhinoplasty patients want to transform the appearance of the nose, but don’t want to be left with visible scars. They want their new nose to look completely natural. The good news is, for most patients, visible scarring isn’t an issue. We’ll discuss specifics… Read More
Functional Rhinoplasty: Nasal Polyp Removal
Do you have allergies or asthma? You may have nasal polyps. Come into MAE Plastic Surgery for an in-depth examination and consultation. Removing your nasal polyps could help you to breathe easier and feel better. What Are Nasal Polyps? Nasal polyps are small, non-cancerous growths that often develop around the sinuses. The polyps are teardrop… Read More
Common Medical Conditions That Can Be Improved with a Rhinoplasty
When you hear the word “rhinoplasty” you probably think of cosmetic rhinoplasty, a type of nasal surgery that changes the nose’s appearance. Although many rhinoplasties are cosmetic, aesthetic changes aren’t the only reason to consider this procedure. Rhinoplasty is an excellent treatment option for many medical conditions. It can help you look your best, breathe… Read More
Functional Rhinoplasty: External Nasal Framework
Your nose is a complex combination of skin, cartilage, bone, and other essential nasal structures. Each of these elements plays an important role in the aesthetics and functionality of your nose. Supporting it all is the external nasal framework, the bone and cartilage that creates the shape and support for the nose. You can’t see… Read More
Scared of Scars? 5 Expert Tips for Recovering Post Rhinoplasty
One of the biggest concerns patients share when preparing for rhinoplasty is the fear of scarring. They worry about large visible scars on the nose after an open rhinoplasty. Schedule a consultation and we will happily discuss your options for surgery, including the likelihood of visible scarring. Much of the time, scarring is minimal and… Read More
Functional Rhinoplasty: What Is Nasal Septoplasty?
The age old advice to “take a deep breath” carries more truth than you might realize. How you feel is largely determined by how you breathe. Headaches, sinus infections, an inability to smell, nasal congestion, and nosebleeds are all signs of a common internal nasal deformity: a deviated septum. Breathe easier with nasal septoplasty, a… Read More
