Enlarged Turbinates (Turbinate Hypertrophy) and Radiofrequency Treatment
Nasal blockage affects everyday quality of life far more than we tend to think. Not sleeping well at night, waking up with…
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Articles on the nose, breathing, head and neck
Answers to the questions asked most often in consultations. Each article shows its publication and update date.
Piezo (Ultrasonic) Rhinoplasty: Is Surgery Without Breaking Bone Possible?
In piezo rhinoplasty the bone is still cut; what changes is the way it is cut. Instead of a hammer and chisel,…
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery: When Is an Operation Needed for Sinusitis?
Endoscopic sinus surgery is a treatment step considered for people with chronic sinusitis who have not responded adequately to appropriate medical treatment.…
Recovery After Rhinoplasty: A Guide to the First Week
The first week after rhinoplasty is the most intense but also the shortest phase of recovery. Swelling usually peaks at 48–72 hours…
Tip Rhinoplasty (Tipplasty): Who Is It Suitable For?
Tipplasty is a procedure aimed only at the nasal tip, and the bone is not touched. A suitable candidate is someone who…
Male Rhinoplasty: Natural Change Without a Feminine Look
The core principle of male rhinoplasty is to avoid over-reduction — and there are two separate reasons for this. Over-reduction can create…
Sport, Flying and Glasses After Rhinoplasty: When?
After rhinoplasty, it is generally recommended to wait 4–6 weeks before glasses rest directly on the nasal bridge; a gradual return to…
How Is a Saddle Nose Corrected?
A saddle nose is a structural loss that appears as a collapse of the nasal bridge and is almost always accompanied by…
Rhinoplasty in Summer or Winter: What to Consider
No season is medically required; what matters is whether you can follow the post-operative restrictions at that time of year. Summer makes…
Rib Cartilage Rhinoplasty (Rib Graft): What Is It?
Rib cartilage is a support material used when the cartilage inside the nose has run out or is insufficient. It is most…
