Posts Tagged ‘nose job’

Amanda Bynes ‘posts’ nose job on Twitter

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Proving the younger generation have fewer qualms over sharing their plastic surgery stories, American child star Amanda Bynes admitted her own rhinoplasty in the most thoroughly modern way – via Twitter. The actress, now 27, decided to publicise her nose job so that the media would use recent photographs instead of older ones as she [...]

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May 28th, 2013   |   Rhinoplasty    |  No Comments

Can a nose job combined with chin augmentation produce the best result for the patient?

Italian researchers at the University of Verona have conducted research in to rhinoplasty and genioplasty (nose job and chin augmentation respectively) and whether or not it is beneficial to perform both at the same time, rather than just one or conversely both operations but at separate intervals. They attribute this to achieving more “aesthetic proportions” [...]

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March 20th, 2013   |   Chin Implant, Rhinoplasty    |  No Comments

Iranians electing for nose jobs in high numbers

Iran is becoming a hotspot for rhinoplasty surgery with Iranians opting for nose jobs in ever greater numbers, rivalling plastic surgery hotspots such as South Korea and Brazil for proportionate numbers of the population opting for surgery. Indeed, per capita, seven times as many Iranians as Americans have nose jobs each year. It’s believed to [...]

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March 12th, 2013   |   Rhinoplasty    |  No Comments

Explaining the latest Cosmetic Surgery Trends: New 2010 BAAPS Statistics

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Some clear trends in Cosmetic Surgery were apparent when The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) released the UK’s 2010 statistics this week. Despite the recession, there are more cosmetic surgery procedures being carried out in the UK than ever: a 5% increase on the previous year. But whilst some procedures are clearly on [...]

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Do I need Cosmetic or Plastic Surgery? The Differences Explained.

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The terms ‘plastic surgery’ and ‘cosmetic surgery’ are often used interchangeably or cause confusion: many people in the UK think that ‘plastic surgery’ is just the American term, when in fact it is a completely different field. When looking into procedures to change the way you look, it is important to get the basic terminology [...]

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Cosmetic Surgery for Men

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Do you think nip/tuck is only for women? Think again because there are many options available for men and becoming increasingly popular in the UK. Here are some statistics to start with: The top cosmetic surgery procedures for men in 2007 include liposuction, rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, male breast reduction, and facelift. The top non-surgical procedures for [...]

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Giving the Gift of Cosmetic Surgery this Christmas

According to recent research,  a growing trend means as many as 2 million Brits would consider gifting their partners a Cosmetic Surgery procedure for Christmas! Top treatments thought likely to get loved ones’ eyes a-glow this year include: Breast Enlargement, Rhinoplasty (Nose Reshaping), Botox and Dermal Fillers. However, approximately half this amount would apparently be [...]

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December 22nd, 2010   |   General News    |  No Comments

How do I choose a good rhinoplasty surgeon (nose reshaping surgeon)?

Rhinoplasty (nose reshaping) is a particularly technical challenge for surgeons. This is because the nose is essential to the face and very visible and any fine alterations or abnormalities will be very visible. Some surgeons specialise in rhinoplasty surgery and some choose not to perform this procedure. For example, I do not perform rhinoplasty operations [...]

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October 12th, 2010   |   Rhinoplasty    Both comments and pings are currently closed.

What can be done to improve the appearance of my nose?

Rhinoplasty surgery does vary significantly from individual to individual according to the shape of the nose and your desired outcome. Normally, most people are concerned about the profile of the nose from its side which can hold the tip of the nose from the front. The profile of the nose can be altered by removing [...]

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October 1st, 2010   |   Rhinoplasty    |  1 Comment

How long is the recovery following rhinoplasty surgery?

 I recently received an enquiry from a policeman who was considering a rhinoplasty operation. He could be off work for 3 weeks but was concerned that his nose would still be fragile and susceptible to further damage at work after this period. In my reply, I explained that the nose would look essentially normal at [...]

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September 19th, 2010   |   Rhinoplasty    |  No Comments

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