Author: Prof. Dr. Murat Songu

When considering rhinoplasty, the choice between an ENT surgeon and a plastic surgeon depends on the patient’s specific needs. ENT surgeons are uniquely qualified for cases involving functional issues such as breathing difficulties or structural abnormalities as they specialize in nasal anatomy and function. Their expertise ensures that both medical…

Rhinoplasty, a surgical procedure to reshape the nose, is a subject of significant discussion within Islamic law. Islam permits medical interventions to address deformities or defects causing physical or psychological harm, as this aligns with the Shariah principle of removing harm. However, undergoing rhinoplasty purely for aesthetic enhancement, without medical…

Undergoing a nose job, or rhinoplasty, is a significant decision that can greatly impact one's self-confidence and appearance. When considering where to have the procedure, many find themselves choosing between the UK and Turkey. So which is the better option? Affordability Matters One of the main reasons people look to…

A broken nose (nasal fracture) typically presents with pain, swelling, bruising around the eyes, nosebleeds and sometimes a visibly crooked nose accompanied by difficulty breathing. Initial treatment includes ice application pain management with acetaminophen (not NSAIDs for the first 48 hours to reduce bleeding) and keeping the head elevated. For…

Bulbous tip rhinoplasty is a highly specialized procedure designed to reshape a round, wide, or undefined nasal tip. This technique is especially beneficial for individuals with thick skin, as well as those seeking ethnic rhinoplasty solutions. Whether you're undergoing surgery for the first time or considering a bulbous tip revision…

Asian rhinoplasty typically addresses the distinct anatomical features of Asian noses including a low nasal dorsum, thick skin, wide alar base and a bulbous tip. Surgical techniques often focus on augmentation rather than reduction, enhancing the nasal bridge and refining the tip for more projection. Cartilage grafts commonly from the…

Rhinoplasty to address a long nose typically involves shortening and reshaping techniques on both bone and cartilage to improve facial balance. For dorsal reduction, cartilage and bone may be trimmed or filed down while the nasal tip can be refined by resecting excessive cartilage or using sutures to elevate or…

So you're thinking about getting a rhinoplasty—more commonly known as a nose job—and you're considering going abroad for it. That's a big decision! With so many countries offering cosmetic surgery services it can feel like finding a needle in a haystack to choose the right destination. Don't worry; we've got…

Gender: Male Skin Type: Thick and non-elastic Initial Concerns: Over-projected (large) nose Desired Outcome: A "natural-looking" nose that complements his facial features Procedure Overview Rhinoplasty Challenges: Managing thick and non-elastic skin, which required precise reshaping to ensure smooth contours. Reducing the size of an over-projected nose while preserving masculine features…

The procedure for correcting a hump nose is applied to solve aesthetic issues caused by protrusions on the nasal bridge. This procedure involves correcting the bone and cartilage structures on the nasal bridge. Using aesthetic surgical techniques, excess bone and cartilage structures on the nasal bridge are removed. The procedure…