It’s not unusual for patients to have nasal congestion following nose job in Omaha Nebraska. This is often secondary to swelling with crusting and scabbing within the nasal passage. When this occurs, patients have an irresistible urge to blow their noses. We generally recommend that patients avoid blowing their nose for at least two weeks… [Read More]
It’s not unusual for women to undergo breast augmentation and breast lift prior to pregnancy. Many women don’t have plans to become pregnant in the near future. Under these circumstances it’s reasonable to proceed with surgery when women are unhappy with their breast aesthetics. In contrast, patients who anticipate becoming pregnant in the near future… [Read More]
Excess thigh skin can cause a variety of problems including difficulties with ambulation, clothing and hygiene. In some cases skin rashes and ulcerations may occur as a result of this condition. In other cases, excess thigh skin can also adversely impact thigh aesthetics and negatively impact self-confidence, self-image and self-esteem. For these reasons it’s not… [Read More]
It’s not unusual for younger patients who undergo otoplasty to participate in sports. These patients are usually eager to return to athletics as soon as possible following otoplasty. In most cases patients are advised to avoid contact sports for 6-8 weeks and non-contact sports for 2 to 3 weeks following otoplasty. Boxing, kick boxing and… [Read More]
It’s not unusual for patients with tear trough deformities to request plastic surgical consultation. When this situation arises, a variety of treatment options exist to treat this condition. These include surgical procedures that release the arcus marginalis and the use of injectable hyaluronic acid fillers that minimize tear trough deformities. It’s extremely important to individualize… [Read More]
It’s not unusual for patients to develop prominent periorbital fat pads with normal facial aging. When this situation arises, a variety of treatment options are available. Both blepharoplasty with fat resection and blepharoplasty with fat pad re-positioning are commonly utilized alternatives. The specific procedure chosen will depend upon the patient’s aesthetic goals and anatomic findings…. [Read More]
It’s not unusual for women who undergo breast lift surgery to be concerned about upper breast fullness. When this issue arises, a multitude of treatment options are available. Unfortunately, a consensus doesn’t exist amongst plastic surgeons as to which option is best. In many ways the procedure chosen depends upon the patient’s anatomic findings and… [Read More]
Ever had itchy eyes after cosmetic eyelid surgery and wondered if it’s normal? Blepharoplasty, whether performed on the upper or lower eyelids, is known for its rejuvenating effects—but the recovery period can come with a few surprises, including irritation and dryness. If you’re experiencing itchy, burning, or gritty eyes, you’re not alone. These symptoms are… [Read More]
Plastic surgeons occasionally see women who request removal of their breast implants. They may want their implants removed for a variety of medical, surgical and aesthetic issues. It’s not unusual for these women to be concerned about the development of breast sag following removal. In any particular case it’s virtually impossible to know if breast… [Read More]
Have you recently undergone breast augmentation or are you planning the procedure and wondering how it might affect your day-to-day life as a mom? One of the most common concerns for mothers is how soon they can resume lifting their children, especially toddlers who still need to be carried often. Balancing recovery with parenting responsibilities… [Read More]