No one likes to think about rhinoplasty gone wrong, but unfortunately, it does happen. Rhinoplasty problems are especially common for non-Caucasian patients due to variations in the nasal structure. This guide will help Middle Eastern patients understand their next steps after a rhinoplasty disaster. Give Things Time You’ll be back on your feet in just… Read More »
Category: Rhinoplasty
Men Love Rhinoplasty Too! 4 Tips for Choosing the Right Surgeon
Men and women aren’t the same. This sounds like common sense, but when it comes to rhinoplasty, it is actually very important. Male noses and female noses have a few important structural and aesthetic differences. A skilled rhinoplasty surgeon, like triple board-certified Dr. Sajjadian, has a deep understanding of facial anatomy and will ensure your… Read More »
Types of Rhinoplasty
Not every rhinoplasty procedure is the same for each patient. Dr. Sajjadian carefully takes into consideration the patient’s history and desired outcomes to determine which type of rhinoplasty is right for them. Dr. Sajjadian created this infographic that contains the different types of rhinoplasty such as non-invasive, revision, ethnic, and nasal obstruction correction. To find… Read More »
Everything You Need to Know About Turbinates
The nose is a complex structure filled with tiny bones, cartilage, open spaces, and blood vessels. When everything is working properly, you can breathe easily through the nose, but when things go wrong, breathing can be difficult and uncomfortable symptoms can arise. Today let’s look at one of the small, but important structures inside of… Read More »
Dr. Sajjadian Attends the Global Masters Aesthetic Symposium
Our very own rhinoplasty heavyweight, Dr. Ali Sajjadian, recently returned from Tehran, Iran, where he had the honor or speaking on a variety of panels, in which he discussed the latest techniques and advances on all things rhinoplasty. About the Global Masters Aesthetic Symposium Sponsored by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS), the… Read More »
Real or Rhinoplasty: Will People Notice I’ve Had Cosmetic Surgery?
Plastic surgery isn’t anything to be ashamed about, but that doesn’t mean you’ll want to share your experience with the world. Some patients prefer to keep their plastic surgery to themselves. Choose a highly skilled plastic surgeon, like Dr. Sajjadian, and your results should look completely natural once you’ve healed. No one needs to know… Read More »
Ethnicity and Plastic Surgery
Plastic surgery is growing all across the globe. Depending on the ethnicity certain procedures are more popular than others. For example, among Asians eyelid surgery is more popular than it is among Caucasians. Middle Easterners, such as those from Persia and Iran are more likely to get rhinoplasties compared to other ethnicities. In 2010, 25 percent of… Read More »
Persian vs. Iranian Rhinoplasty- What’s the Difference?
Have you heard of Persian rhinoplasty? What about Iranian rhinoplasty? These two types of ethnic rhinoplasty may have different names, but they are both talking about the same procedure. Iranian and Persian rhinoplasty are terms used to describe rhinoplasty performed on someone of Iranian descent. If you’re thinking about Iranian rhinoplasty, or any other type… Read More »
Persian Nose Jobs
Rhinoplasty among Persians is an extremely popular procedure. Men and women alike recognize the dramatic benefits rhinoplasty can bring them. Our Persian plastic surgery clients here in the Newport Beach area are often knowledgeable and open minded regarding cosmetic surgery in general. Many Persian women recognized to be natural beauties seek out reduction rhinoplasty to deemphasize a dominant… Read More »
Does Recovering from Rhinoplasty Surgery Hurt?
Many of our patients worry about the recovery process after rhinoplasty. Will recovery be painful? How bad does it hurt? The good news is, many patients find that recovery is much easier than they were expecting. We’ll provide pain medications to help you stay comfortable. Rhinoplasty isn’t that painful for most patients. Call and schedule… Read More »