Rhinoplasty Clinic

Peanut allergy Please bring the guidelines on peanut allergy to the attention of your friends and family especially if they sufer from peanut allergy and they are going to have a baby. Early intervention could make a big difference to their child's quality of life in the future. Early exposure to peanut could reduce the chance of developing peanut allergy later in life. Click on the link below to read the full story:
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Always consult your family physician or a specialist before following the above recommendations. ......................................... ........................................ .......................... Mr Anari is a rhinoplastic surgeon working at Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull, UK. Rhinoplasty (Nose job) in Birmingham, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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British Rhinologial Society Annual Meeting Mr Anari delivered a speech on the ageing nose rhinoplasty at the British Rhinological Society Annual meeting in Jersey, UK. The meeting was well attended by the specialists and the trainees with a speical inetrest in rhinology. The international speaker was Prof Philippe Herman from France who shared his experience on endoscopic management of sinonasal tumours. ......................................... ........................................ .................... Mr Anari is a rhinoplastic surgeon working at Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull, UK. Rhinoplasty (Nose job) in Birmingham, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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Peanut allergy and nasal surgery If you have peanut allergy, you should not be using Naseptin cream after nasal surgery. Naseptin cream is the most common antibiotic cream that is prescribed after nasal surgery. Naseptin cream contains peanut oil and can cause allergic and anaphylactic reaction if you have peanut allergy. ......................................... ........................................ ............. Mr Anari is a rhinoplastic surgeon working at Spire Parkway H...ospital, Solihull, UK. Rhinoplasty (Nose job) in Birmingham, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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Is it necesary to use grafts in rhinoplasty? The modern rhinoplasty is about reconstruction and support of the framework at the same time of making changes to improve the shape and function of the nose. Surgeons can employ different techniques to achieve the results. Grafts are one of the main ways to support the nasal structures and improve the airway as well as contouring the shape of the nose. The more extensive the operation and the more deformed the nose, the higher the ...chance of grafts being required to reach the desired surgical goal. Grafts can be inserted through the closed approach however some sugeons prefer to apply the grafts through the open approach as it would give them the best access to be able to secure the grafts in place. Mr Anari will be able to advise whether you would need a graft during surgery. ......................................... ........................................ ............ Mr Anari is a rhinoplastic surgeon working at Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull, UK. Rhinoplasty (Nose job) in Birmingham, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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Oman Rhinoplasty Course Mr Anari will be an invited memeber of the faculty at the 11th Oman Rhinoplasty Course on 14th and 15th February 2017. Mr Anari will deliver four lectures on: steps of open septorhinoplasty, complications of rhinoplasty, alar base surgery and nasal reconstruction for skin cancers. The course includes lectures as well as cadaveric dissection. ......................................... ........................................ ........................... M...r Anari is a rhinoplastic surgeon working at Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull, UK. Rhinoplasty (Nose job) in Birmingham, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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How much does rhinoplasty cost?
The price of rhinoplasty varies depending on several factors:
1. Extent of the surgery: This is the main factor. A small operation to address a minor tip defromity costs less than an open approach septorhinoplasty to correct a significant deformity.
... 2. Primary vs Secondary surgery. If your nose has been operated on before by a different surgeon and you are going through further surgery to correct the defromity or to improve the nasal breathing, the operation will cost more due to technical challenges faced in these cases.
3. Type of anaesthesia (local vs general): Mr Anari performs most of his rhinoplasty operations under general anaesthesia. Certain minor cases can be done under local anaesthesia. Local anaesthesia will cost slightly less than the general anaesthesia but by the nature of the operation, the smaller the operation, the lower the cost.
Mr Anari will be able to advise you on the cost of your operation after he has examined you.
......................................... ........................................ ........................... Mr Anari is a rhinoplastic surgeon working at Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull, UK. Rhinoplasty (Nose job) in Birmingham, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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Reduction vs Augmentation rhinoplasty?
Modern rhinoplasty is not about making a nose smaller or larger. A well-thought rhinoplasty is about brining balance to the nasal shape and fitting it in with the rest of the nose. In modern rhinoplasty, the surgeon often uses both techniques at the same time (ie making some part of the nose smaller and making some other parts larger). The whole idea is to give balance to the nose and make sure that you can breathe through it.
......................................... ........................................ .............................. Mr Anari is a rhinoplastic surgeon working at Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull, UK. Rhinoplasty (Nose job) in Birmingham, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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Are you thinking of having cosmetic rhinoplasty?
If you are thinking of having cosmetic nose job (or for that matter any cosmetic surgery), make sure you have done your homework before you proceed. Different websites advise the propective clients on how to choose their surgeon etc but perhaps the advice from independent professional bodies are one of the best way to obtain impartial information. The Royal College of Surgeons of England has produced a webpage dedicated to this... matter. You may wish to clinic on the link below to read more: https://www.rcseng.ac.uk/patient-care/cos metic-surgery/ Good luck! ......................................... ........................................ ..................... Mr Anari is a rhinoplastic surgeon working at Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull, UK. Rhinoplasty (Nose job) in Birmingham, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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Who should operate on your nose? An ENT surgeon or a Plastic surgeon?
In the United Kingdom two main specialities are involved in rhinoplasty: Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) surgeons and the plastic surgeons; to a lesser degree and in some areas maxillofacial surgeons are becoming more and more involved in this surgery too. (Worldwide, general surgeons are the fourth group who perform rhinoplasty. Those who are involved in application of fillers and Botox may be involved in medic...
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Open or Closed rhinoplasty?
Some people wonder which one is the best way to do a rhinoplasty: Closed or Open?
There is no right or wrong approach to rhinoplasty. The choice of open or closed rhinoplasty depends on the location of the deformity, degree of deformity and the surgeon’s skills.
... Each technique has its own advantages and disadvantages. The most important point is the fact that your surgeon should be able to address the area of concern through the method of his/her choice in agreement with you. For example: there is no point in opening of the nose if there is only small amount of bony work involved as the morbidity of the open surgery most likely outweighs the benefits. On the other hand, a few millimetres of well-hidden scar the bottom of your nose is a reasonable compromise if the surgeon decides to open up your nose to correct a very badly deformed septum.
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How to choose your surgeon
Word of mouth is still probably one of the most reliable ways people find their surgeons. It has that unique personal touch that nothing else has. However, in this day and age, searching for your surgeon in the internet is the way forward. Use reputable sites and establishments. Have a look at their reviews but have an open mind when reading the reviews.
When you have managed to find the surgeon(s) whether on the net or by the word of mouth then yo...
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What to do after rhinoplasty

You need to rest for the first few days. Avoid strenuous activity for the first 3-4 weeks.
... Be gentle with your nose; it takes on average 6 weeks to be relatively stable.
Make sure to dab to clear the nasal discharge. Do not rub your nose; you are likely to dislodge the sutures or move your nose.
Some blood-stained nasal discharge is expected during the first week but if you notice excessive active bleeding which is not stopping spontaneously, you need to attend the A&E department close to you.
After the operation, you may need to take oral antibiotics (tablets) and to insert antibiotic cream inside the nose for a week or two. Insert the nozzle of the cream into each nostril and squirt a small amount into the nose; sniff it up gently if possible. Do not rub your nose and do not insert the cream with your finger or any other applicator.
You will be given a course of nasal salt-water rinse after surgery too. Use a salt-water rinse system such as Sterimar spray so that you can apply the salt-water without pressing on your nose.
Do not blow your nose in the first week after the operation. After removal of the internal splints, you need to continue rinsing your nose. If you have to blow your nose then do so gently. When blowing your nose, hold your nose gently with both hands; do not push your nose to one side when blowing.
If you sneeze, try and sneeze through your mouth. This would exert less pressure and reduces the chance of bleeding or dislodging the splints.
It helps if you could sleep with the head elevated for the first few weeks. Be careful not to sleep on your side for the first few weeks as the weight of the head and pressure exerted by the pillow can move the nose.
Avoid wearing your glasses in the first 2-3 weeks. You can wear them as normal after 6 weeks. In between these dates, wear them sparingly as and when needed.
You will have a plaster on your nose which is there to protect your nose during the initial phases of healing. This will be removed 1-2 weeks after the operation.
You can wash your hair after the operation but be careful not to get the cast wet.
After the surgery you will have plastic sheets inside the nose so that tissues do not get stuck to one another. These will make your nose feel even more blocked. These will be removed 1-2 weeks after the operation.
After removal of the internal plastic splints, you need to perform nasal douching (rinsing the inside of the nose with salt water) for a couple of months to prevent adhesion and to help clearing the debris. You can buy nasal douching devices such as Sterimar salt-water spray over the counter.
......................................... ........................................ .................... Mr Anari offers rhinoplasty at Spire Parkway Hospital in Solihull (Birmingham, UK). Email: fpsent@yahoo.co.uk www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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What to do before rhinoplasty
If you are on blood thinning tablets (eg Aspirin, Warfarin, Clopidogrel), inform the surgeon. If it is decided to proceed with surgery you need to be advised on these medications (ie when and how to stop them prior to the operation).
Do not take any vitamins (especially Vitamin E) four weeks prior to operation.
... Do not take herbal remedies like Ginkgo biloba, Ginseng and Garlic four weeks prior to operation.
Do not have Curry two weeks before the operation.
Inform the surgeon of any head cold or other infections within two weeks prior to the operation. The operation will be cancelled if you have a nasal infection close to the time of operation.
Have a replacement plan if you wear glasses. You will not be able to wear your glasses for a few weeks after the operation.
Do not use any facial cream 2-3 weeks prior to the operation.
Take a shower before the operation and wash your hair. ......................................... ........................................ .................... Mr Anari offers rhinoplasty at Spire Parkway Hospital in Solihull (Birmingham, UK). Email: fpsent@yahoo.co.uk www.rhinoplasty-clinic.co.uk
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Rhinoplasty complications
No surgery is without complications. The more complex the surgery, the more chance of complications occurring. However, it does not necessarily means that you will have a complication after rhinoplasty.
The following are the side effects and the complications that you may experience after septorhinoplasty:
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