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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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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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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Endotine Facelift to Lift and Hold the Forehead and Brows
An endotine facelift lifts and holds sagging skin on the forehead and brows, with results that may last 5 to 10 years, depending on each person.
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Rib Cartilage Rhinoplasty (Autologous Costal Cartilage)
Before rib cartilage rhinoplasty, a chest CT scan helps the surgeon check whether your rib cartilage is suitable to use. See its benefits and limits.
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Ptosis vs Monolid Eyes, How Can Each Be Corrected?
Learn how ptosis, ocular myasthenia gravis and monolid eyes differ, what causes them and which of them can be corrected with eye reshaping surgery.
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Flared Nostrils and a Wide Nasal Tip, How Can They Be Corrected?
Flared nostrils and a wide nasal tip can make the nose the focus of the face. Learn how to tell if your tip is flared and the options to correct it.
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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.
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Ptosis, When Weak Eyelid Muscles Make Your Eyes Look Tired
Double eyelid surgery can help reduce ptosis (weak eyelid muscles) to some extent. Treating ptosis also needs correction of the eyelid muscle by tightening…
