
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Blog
Indianapolis, Indiana
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Can Nose Surgery Help Me Breathe Better?
Rhinoplasty is just as popular for non-cosmetic reasons. Many rhinoplasty candidates actually experience breathing difficulty due to their unusual nose anatomy. So, form and function can be restored with one procedure. Rhinoplasty, if performed by a highly skilled cosmetic surgeon, can successfully correct nasal breathing problems and physical deformities.
Rhinoplasty is often used to help young patients beat challenging breathing problems; however the surgery is recommended mostly for patients who have fully grown noses (about age 15), with the exception of extreme cases of nasal deformity.
A rhinoplasty works like this: Dr. Linderman will gently lift the skin to expose the underline bone and cartilage structure. He can then manipulate the tissue to a more functional shape. The skin is redraped and the new nose is prepared for the healing process. Take a look at some before and after photos to see how dramatic rhinoplasty results can be.
A patient’s ability to breathe efficiently and without obstruction should be priority number one. But choose a surgeon who is a master in both the art and skill of this procedure, and you can have a beautiful, perfectly proportioned nose that lets you breathe freely.
To learn more about the risks and benefits of rhinoplasty, contact me at Aesthetic Plastic Surgery of Indiana.
posted by Patti at 6:32 PM
Friday, May 2, 2008
What is an Anchor Type Breast Lift?
Click here to see breast lift before and afters or contact us now.
posted by Peter Widmer at 11:12 AM
Monday, April 28, 2008
Sun Exposure and Tanning After Tummy Tuck
posted by Patti at 5:52 PM
What is a concentric or Benelli type mastopexy?
posted by Peter Widmer at 3:24 PM
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
How do I know if I need a breast lift or breast augmentation?
Contact us for a consultation to determine the appropriate procedure for you.
posted by Peter Widmer at 3:21 PM
Friday, April 18, 2008
Can I have work done on my breasts at the same time as a tummy tuck?
Click here to schedule a consultation today.
posted by Peter Widmer at 1:43 PM
Thursday, April 10, 2008
How do Injectables Work?
Surgery to reverse the signs of aging can be very effective. For instance, the facelift procedure has helped millions of men and women look years younger. But facial fillers offer a safe, low-commitment way to get subtle facial enhancements without the cost or healing period of invasive procedures. There's little discomfort, and only minor swelling in most cases.
Here's how injectables work:
Your cosmetic surgeon helps you choose from a variety of nontoxic injectable solutions. Here are just a few available in practices today:
- BOTOX Cosmetic (Botulinum toxin)
- Radiesse (Calcium Hydroxylapatite)
- Restylane/Juvederm/Hylaform (Hyaluronic acid-based fillers)
- Sculptra (Synthetic Poly-L-Lactic Acid)
- CosmoDerm/CosmoPlast/Cymetra (Human-based collagen)
- Zyderm/Zyplast (Bovine-based collagen)
Then, the injectable is inserted under the skin with a fine syringe into specific areas of the face to smooth, enhance and rejuvenate. Popular filler areas include the lips, around the eyes, crow's feet, nasal grooves, grown lines, the forehead, and others. Injectable results can last from just a few months to much longer, depending on the type of filler you choose.
To learn more about your injectable cosmetic enhancement options, please contact our office today to schedule your initial consultation.
posted by Patti at 12:47 PM




Previous Posts
- Can Nose Surgery Help Me Breathe Better?
- What is an Anchor Type Breast Lift?
- Sun Exposure and Tanning After Tummy Tuck
- What is a concentric or Benelli type mastopexy?
- How do I know if I need a breast lift or breast au...
- Can I have work done on my breasts at the same tim...
- How do Injectables Work?
- Nice to be a Plastic Surgeon
- When can I be in the sun after breast augmentation...
- Quick to work after breast augmentation surgery.
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