Thinking About Nose Bridge Augmentation at S45 Clinic
Thinking about nose bridge augmentation? Start with small changes. Reading, music, walking your dog or any hobby you enjoy can boost your happy hormones.
Nose surgery
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Revision Rhinoplasty Surgeon, How to Choose Where to Go
Choosing a revision rhinoplasty surgeon matters. At S45 Clinic, the surgeon designs a new nose shape to suit your face, planned case by case.
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Tilted Nose After Rhinoplasty (Inclined Nose), Is It Normal?
If you had rhinoplasty elsewhere and now have a tilted nose, you may need to check it yourself and see an experienced surgeon to diagnose the cause and plan suitable correction.
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Thin Alae and Alar Rim Grafts, Can the Alae Be Made Thicker?
Thin or uneven alae can follow rhinoplasty with alar base reduction or a deviated septum. Learn how an alar rim graft may help rebuild thin alae.
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Rhinoplasty With Sinusitis (Paranasal Sinuses), Is It Possible?
Rhinoplasty with sinusitis is possible. The surgeon first looks for the cause to plan surgery and, if allergies are the cause, advises you on self-care.
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Male Rhinoplasty and How to Avoid an Overly Soft Look
Male rhinoplasty needs a design that suits the male face. At S45 Clinic, the surgeon plans your nose shape from your face structure and the look you want.
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How to Prepare for Rhinoplasty Revision Surgery
Nose reshaping because of problems such as a tilted axis, a crooked nasal base, tip extrusion and other problems needs preparation in several areas, including your health and your current nose shape.
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Snoring After Rhinoplasty and What Can Help
Snoring after rhinoplasty can get louder and last longer, disturbing your sleep and leaving you tired. Learn the common causes and when to see a doctor.
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Crooked Nose and Tilted Nostrils, How Revision Rhinoplasty Can Correct Them
After rhinoplasty at the nasal base, the nasal axis takes 3 months to 1 year to heal and settle. During this time, knocks from daily life or other causes can make the nasal axis tilt.
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Flat Nose Rhinoplasty, Which Nose Shape Suits Your Face?
A flat nose, or a nose with a low bridge (no nasal bridge), has a very low or almost absent nasal bridge that makes the face look flat, with a flared nasal tip and a lot of soft tissue that gives a bulbous nose.
