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Worldwide, rhinoplasty—also known as a nose job—is one of the most prevalent cosmetic procedures. The goal of the treatment is to restore facial harmony, reshape the nose, or address functional problems like breathing difficulties. Everything you need to know about this life-changing process is provided here.

What is Rhinoplasty?
A rhinoplasty is a surgical technique used to:

• To improve appearance, the nose’s size, shape, or proportions can be changed to better fit the features of the face.
• Improving Function: To enhance breathing, structural problems such a deviated septum or nasal injuries can be fixed.

Types of Rhinoplasty

1. Cosmetic Rhinoplasty is a procedure that aims to improve the appearance of the nose. Common modifications include:

• Reducing or expanding size.
• Changing the bridge or tip shape.
• Narrowing the nostrils.

2. Functional Rhinoplasty: Intended to address medical concerns, such as:

• Repairing a deviated septum.
• Correcting nasal injuries and congenital abnormalities.

3. Revision Rhinoplasty is a secondary treatment that corrects or refines the results of a previous rhinoplasty.

Who Is a Good Candidate?
You could be a candidate for rhinoplasty if:

• You are in terrific overall health.
• You are dissatisfied with the appearance of your nose.
• You have difficulty breathing because of structural abnormalities.
• You have realistic expectations for the results.
• You are at least 18 years old (or have had your face growth stabilized).

The procedure

The procedure involves a consultation with your surgeon to discuss your goals, analyze your nose anatomy, and present prospective outcomes using imaging.

Preparation: Pre-surgery guidelines include abstaining from certain drugs, smoking, and drinking heavily.

Surgery:

Typically conducted under general anesthesia, the surgery can take 1-3 hours. Techniques include:

• Open rhinoplasty involves making an incision across the columella (the tissue between the nostrils), which allows for more access and precision.
• Closed Rhinoplasty: Incisions are made inside the nostrils, resulting in no visible scars.

Recovery Timeline

• First week: Swelling and bruising are typical; a splint is used for support.
• 1-2 weeks: The bruises fade and you can return to work or school.
• Within 1-2 months, swelling has greatly decreased and breathing has improved.
• One year later, the nose settles into its final shape.

Why Choose Duty Clinic?

At Duty Clinic, our expert surgeons specialize in both cosmetic and functional rhinoplasty. We prioritize patient safety, satisfaction, and natural-looking results tailored to your facial structure.

Ready to reshape your confidence? Contact us today at +90 536 779 07 91 for a consultation!

Hair transplants are now a very popular option for people who are losing their hair since they provide a long-lasting, natural-looking means of regaining self-confidence. However, not everyone is a good fit for the process. You can determine whether a hair transplant is right for you by using this advice.

1. Are You Losing Your Hair Permanently?
People with androgenetic alopecia, or pattern baldness, where hair loss is genetically induced, benefit most from hair transplants.
Ideal candidates include ladies with thinning hair at the crown and males with bald spots or a receding hairline. People who are temporarily losing their hair as a result of stress, disease, or hormonal changes are less suitable candidates.

2. Is Your Donor Area Stable?
   The presence of healthy hair follicles in the donor area—typically the back or sides of your scalp—is critical to the outcome of a hair transplant.
   Thick, dense hair that is unaffected by hair loss is the ideal donor area.

Difficulties: People who experience severe hair loss or scalp thinning may not have enough donor hair.

3. Is Your General Health Good?
   Candidates should be in good health to reduce hazards and promote adequate healing because a hair transplant is a minimally invasive surgical treatment.
   Optimal health circumstances: There are no serious health problems, and any long-term illnesses (such as diabetes) are under control.
   Steer clear of: Smoking, binge drinking, and drugs that hinder the healing process.
4. Are You Accurate About the Outcomes?
   It’s important to know what a hair transplant can and cannot accomplish.
   Realistic results include increased density and outcomes that look natural and are customized for your particular hair condition.
   What’s not: Reaching unnaturally thick hair or fully returning your hair to its youthful state.
5. How Old Are You?
   The majority of surgeons advise waiting until your hair loss pattern stabilizes, usually beyond the age of 25, however there is no hard and fast age limit.
   Why hold off? Younger individuals continue to have hair loss, which may eventually necessitate more operations.
6. Have You Considered Options Other Than Surgery?
   Prior to undergoing surgery, consider non-invasive alternatives such as:
   Platelet-rich plasma is used in PRP therapy to promote growth.
   In the early phases of hair loss, they can be used as a stand-alone treatment or in conjunction with a hair transplant.
7. Have You Spoken with an Expert?
   Speaking with a trained hair restoration specialist is the best method to find out if you qualify. They will assess:

• how much of your hair is gone.
• The donor area’s quality.
• Your general well-being and expectations.

What are you waiting for? Duty Clinic is here to help and assist you in every way possible, don’t hesitate to contact us at +90 536 779 07 91

1. Every day, brush your teeth twice.

Clean your teeth thoroughly using fluoride toothpaste and a soft-bristled toothbrush.

Spend at least two minutes brushing, paying close attention to all of your teeth’s surfaces.

2. Floss Every Day

Plaque and food particles are removed by flossing from places your toothbrush cannot reach, such as under the gum line and in between your teeth.

To prevent harming your gums, be gentle.

3. Rinse with Mouthwash

 To lessen bacteria, strengthen enamel, and improve breath, use your mouthwash with fluoride or an antibacterial.

To extend the duration of the fluoride in toothpaste, refrain from rinsing right after brushing.

4. Eat less food high in sugar and acid.

Cavities can be caused by acidic and sugary foods, such as soda, candies, and citrus fruits, which can erode enamel.

If you eat them, wash your mouth out with water.

5. Drink plenty of water

Throughout the zday, sip on lots of water to rinse away bacteria and food particles.
Your teeth are naturally protected by saliva, which is stimulated by water.

6. Adopt a Diet Good for Your Teeth

To strengthen teeth, include foods high in phosphorus (such as nuts and lean meats) and calcium (such as dairy products).
As you chew, crunchy foods like carrots and apples can help clean your teeth.

7. Steer clear of tobacco products

Chewing and smoking tobacco can raise your risk of oral cancer, discolor your teeth, and harm your gums.

8. Whiten Safely

For professional teeth whitening, use the whitening solutions that your dentist recommends or speak with your dentist.
Whitening procedures might harm enamel, so don’t use them excessively.

9. Frequently Replace Your Toothbrush

Every three to four months, or sooner if the bristles are frayed, replace your toothbrush or toothbrush head.
Your teeth will not be as thoroughly cleaned by a used toothbrush.

10. See Your Dentist Often
    Make an appointment for dental cleanings and examinations every six months.
    In addition to providing expert cleaning to get rid of tough plaque or tartar, your dentist can identify possible problems early.