Septoplasty Americas

Rhinoplasty or cosmetic nose surgery is a procedure used to correct some aesthetic nasal deformities such as fallen or bulbous nasal tip, broad back, lateralization, among others. Nowadays the concept of nasal surgery is maintaining the form with preservation of function, since no use a thin nose where the patient can not breathe properly.  The location of the scars will vary depending on the type of surgery to be performed, if endorrinoplastia (internal scars only) or exorrinoplastias (where a small incision is made ??in the columella). The scars tend to be very discrete. In special cases, when the nasal wings are very open, there are two small scars in the furrows between the wings and the face, which, over the weeks, become almost imperceptible. .

Procedures called ancillary complement facial harmony. Used as an alternative or complement to procedures facial procedures.  The most common procedures are filling the depressions with hyaluronic acid and wrinkle treatment with the toxin.

The septum and nasal passages are lined with a layer of soft tissue known as the nasal mucosa. Through incision made inside the nostril, Dr. Moradzadeh lifts up the tissue (muscosa) covering the septum. This allows him to see the bone and cartilage directly, with the help of an endoscope. The doctor removes or reshapes the deviated portions of the bone and cartilage, leaving enough non-deviated bone and cartilage in tact to maintain the shape of the nose. The internal incision is then stitched closed. The entire procedures takes anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes. Soft plastic sheets are placed inside the nose to help the septum heal straight and reduce the chance that scar tissue will form. Dr. Moradzadeh does not use packing.

Patients who suffer from chronic sinus disease can often benefit from a state-of-the-art technique known as Balloon Sinuplasty. Dr. Moradzadeh began using sinus balloons before they were available to most surgeons.

If you experience chronic bouts of sinus infections, nasal congestion and post-nasal drip, you may suffer from sinusitis. Typical cases of sinus infections can be treated with a nasal decongestant and saline spray, sometimes coupled with an antibiotic. However, if your symptoms worsen or you experience these problems consistently, you may want to consider sinus surgery as an option. The goal of this procedure is to flush out infected material, open up blocked sinus passages and keep enough healthy tissues so that the nose and sinuses can function normally.