The only way to fix the C-shaped crooked nose from severe trauma or growth is to completely reposition. This should not be a camouflage procedure despite what you may hear. Even severe bending or deviation can be moved via septal …
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There is a myth propagated by many about a concept called “middle third” narrowing or “inverted-V” deformity in rhinoplasty. Essentially, the nose is skinny in the middle, but wide at the top and bottom. And like everything else in the …
The current treatment for an oversized and deviated nose for most surgeons is an open rhinoplasty to add pieces of cartilage called grafts under the skin to camouflage the deviation. However, there is another way. Using principles of structural engineering, …
“…rhinological adenoids was a disappearing condition and that the
operation for it was seldom needed at the present day and would ultimately follow the amputation of the uvula or the removal of the inferior turbinal into the limbo of forgotten …
The recent film “Midway” (2019) by Roland Emmerich deals with the turning-point battle of the Pacific in 1942, where the desperate American carrier naval fleet faces imminent destruction at the hands of a superiorly equipped enemy navy. The theme of …
My first authored book…about the nose, the face, aesthetics and sleep and how they all interact from human evolution to overall health. Learn more: https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783030446734
An appendix on Covid-19 severity prevention strategy based on …
Exposure can be controlled via social separation and distancing as we all know. But, if exposed how do we prevent SEVERITY?
Maintain room humidity to 40-60% to protect out throat moisture. Also, prevent mouth-breathing via position (not on back), side …
A few days ago I had a great recorded interview with myofunctional therapist Sarah Hornsby who is a very knowledgeable person. We had a great discussion involving mouth breathing, for her campaign #mouthbreathingmay. Here is the link:
Have fun watching …
https://sciencetrends.com/what-if-we-have-the-whole-tonsils-thing-completely-backwards/
Or try the original scholarly article in Sleep Journal
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30165336
These posts can explain how rhinoplasty and facial structure can be re-imagined for better results
