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Surgeon-Led Specialist Clinic
Led by plastic surgeon Dr. Ayad Harb, we pride ourselves on the standard of care, quality and safety of our treatments.
Central Clinic Locations
SRGN has three state of the art clinic locations in Central London, Bicester & Ascot.
Care Quality Commission
We're regulated by the independent regulator of health and social care in England.
GMC Registered Surgeons
All of our surgeons are registered with the General Medical Council.
Medically Reviewed April 2023, by Dr. Ayad Harb, one of the world's leading plastic surgeons
The face is the first point of interaction in any personal encounter. At the centre of it lies the nose – not just a focal point of aesthetic appeal but a vital functional organ. Injuries to this central feature can arise from various events, whether they be from accidents, falls, contact sports, or even previous surgical interventions. The aftermath of such trauma can be twofold, manifesting as aesthetic imperfections and functional disturbances. This is where the specialised domain of Post Traumatic Nose Correction steps in, offering a beacon of hope to those longing for restoration.
When we delve deeper into the nature of nasal injuries, the complexity becomes evident. An impact or injury can disrupt the harmony between the nose’s external appearance and its internal structures. It’s not just about a bent or dented exterior; it's also about a potentially altered airflow, which can lead to respiratory complications. The internal linings, the septum that divides the nostrils, and the cartilaginous and bony structures can all bear the brunt of trauma. Some patients might notice an immediate change, while for others, the true extent of the damage becomes apparent only as the initial swelling and bruising subside.
While the immediate aftermath of nasal trauma can be distressing, what truly affects individuals in the long run is the residual deformity. On the outside, they might be grappling with visible concerns such as asymmetry, humps, or depressions. Internally, structural issues like a deviated septum can make breathing laborious, leading to sleep disturbances and reduced overall quality of life. It's a reminder of the trauma, both when they look in the mirror and every time they take a deep breath.
Enter the realm of Post Traumatic Nose Correction – a convergence of art and science. This specialised surgical domain doesn’t just address the visible imperfections; it delves deeper into the anatomy, ensuring a harmonious balance between form and function. The goal is not merely cosmetic enhancement but a holistic restoration. A rejuvenated appearance coupled with unobstructed breathing can work wonders for an individual’s self-confidence and overall well-being.
Seeking such correction, however, requires patience and prudence. It’s imperative that any intervention is timed appropriately. While the lure of immediate correction can be strong, especially in cases of visible deformity, it's essential to ensure that the trauma site has completely healed. Early interventions, unless required for medical reasons, can lead to complications. It's a delicate balance that demands a comprehensive evaluation by a skilled plastic surgeon.
The transformative potential of Post Traumatic Nose Correction cannot be overstated. For many, it's not just about regaining their previous appearance but also about rediscovering their confidence and comfort. However, the journey demands trust – trust in the surgeon's expertise and the medical processes. It's a collaborative venture where the patient's aspirations meet the surgeon's expertise, aiming for a result that resonates with the individual's sense of self and their functional needs. In a world where every face tells a story, Post Traumatic Nose Correction is about ensuring that trauma doesn't dominate the narrative.
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A delicate weave of bone, cartilage, and tissue, the nose is a masterpiece of human anatomy. Among the challenges faced in the realm of nasal injuries, structural damages pose a unique set of complexities. These damages aren't always immediately visible, often lurking within, hidden from the naked eye, but their effects can be profound.
Structural corrections primarily address these internal alterations. A classic manifestation is the deviated septum. The septum, a thin wall dividing the two nostrils, can be pushed out of position due to trauma, leading to a condition known as a deviated septum. The repercussions of this condition range from breathing difficulties to snoring and recurrent sinus infections. For some, it becomes an impediment in daily activities, disrupting sleep, and reducing overall life quality.
In addressing such conditions, the surgeon's task is akin to an architect's. It's about reconstructing a foundation, ensuring stability and functionality. The repair process might involve realigning the septum, trimming excess cartilage, or even grafting cartilage in areas where support is needed.
The success of structural corrections depends heavily on a deep understanding of nasal anatomy and physiology. It's not just about aligning structures but ensuring they function harmoniously. Each adjustment, each modification has ripple effects, and a skilled surgeon navigates this complex web to restore optimal function.
The external appearance of the nose often bears the most evident signs of trauma. From humps to dents, from asymmetries to scars, these physical markers can be distressing, serving as daily reminders of past injuries.
External reshaping targets these markers, aiming to restore the nose's pre-trauma silhouette. But it's not just about erasing signs of injury. Each nose, each face, has its unique topography. A surgeon's task is to ensure that the reshaped nose complements the individual's other facial features, aligning with their aesthetic aspirations while respecting their anatomical uniqueness.
The process can involve a multitude of techniques. For pronounced humps, the surgeon might shave off excess bone or cartilage. For dents or depressions, grafting might be employed, where cartilage or tissue from another part of the body is used to fill and contour the deficient areas. In cases where trauma has caused a nose to tilt or twist, the surgeon works on realigning the nasal bones, ensuring symmetry and balance.
It's an intricate dance between precision and artistry. External reshaping is not just about achieving an aesthetically pleasing result; it's about creating a result that feels authentic to the individual, a nose that feels like 'home'.
Often, trauma spares no part of the nose, affecting both its internal structure and external appearance. In such cases, a dual approach—termed combination corrections—is required, addressing both form and function.
A nose with a visible dent might also have internal injuries disrupting airflow. Similarly, a nose with a corrected septum might still bear external scars of past traumas. Herein lies the challenge and the brilliance of combination corrections. It's about viewing the nose holistically, understanding the interplay between its internal chambers and external contours.
Surgeons embarking on combination corrections must possess a dual vision. The vision of a medical practitioner who understands the intricacies of human anatomy and the vision of an artist who can sculpt and shape while preserving authenticity. It's a balancing act, ensuring that while the nose's internal passages are clear and functional, its external appearance is harmonious and refined.
For patients, combination corrections offer a comprehensive solution. It's an assurance that their concerns, whether visible or hidden, aesthetic or functional, will be addressed in tandem. This integrated approach not only ensures a refined appearance but guarantees that the beauty is not just skin deep.
In the vast world of aesthetic medicine, dermal fillers have emerged as a revolutionary tool, transforming the landscape of non-invasive cosmetic procedures. Born out of a need to address age-related volume loss and facial wrinkles, these gel-like substances have expanded their horizons and are now playing a pivotal role in Post Traumatic Nose Correction, offering a compelling alternative to more invasive surgical routes.
Dermal fillers are primarily made of substances like hyaluronic acid, which is naturally found in our skin. Its capacity to retain moisture and its gel-like consistency makes it an ideal agent to restore lost volume and smooth out imperfections. When it comes to the nose, a feature that holds paramount importance in facial aesthetics due to its central position, even minor deformities can significantly alter one's appearance and self-perception.
Traditionally, addressing issues with the nose, especially those resulting from trauma, would often involve surgical rhinoplasty. Such procedures, while effective, come with the apprehensions of surgery, prolonged recovery periods, risks of complications, and a permanence that some might find daunting. Dermal fillers, with their adaptability and reduced invasiveness, have presented themselves as an appealing solution for many.
In the context of post-traumatic nose corrections, these fillers can be used to fill depressions or dents resulting from an injury, smooth out irregularities, and even correct slight asymmetries. Imagine a scenario where an individual has a small dent on the nose from an old injury. Instead of undergoing an elaborate surgical procedure, a quick session with dermal fillers can offer a solution, evening out the nose's surface and restoring its symmetrical appearance.
However, the use of dermal fillers is not just about the procedure's simplicity. It offers a degree of reversibility that surgical interventions can't. Since most modern fillers are temporary, lasting anywhere from six months to a couple of years, there's an opportunity for individuals to reassess their aesthetic decisions periodically. If one isn't satisfied, they can opt for adjustments in subsequent sessions, providing a level of flexibility that's hard to achieve with surgical rhinoplasty.
While the benefits are numerous, the application of dermal fillers, especially in a delicate area like the nose, requires precision, expertise, and a profound understanding of facial anatomy. It's not merely about injecting a substance; it's about sculpting, enhancing, and restoring with an artist's touch and a physician's precision. Additionally, post-procedure care is essential. Some swelling, redness, or bruising is expected but usually resolves within a few days.
In conclusion, as the realms of aesthetic medicine continue to advance, the role of dermal fillers in post-traumatic nose correction represents a fusion of science and art. It brings forth the promise of transformation without the need for invasive procedures, ensuring that individuals can regain their confidence and restore their facial harmony with minimal downtime.
Located in the heart of Ascot, Bicester, and London, the SRGN Clinic exemplifies afusion of cutting-edge science, unparalleled skill, and an unwavering commitment to patient care. The clinic stands as a beacon of excellence in thefield of aesthetic and plastic surgery.
Leading the team at SRGN is Dr. Ayad Harb, a renowned plastic surgeon and aesthetic trainer. His expertise, honed by years of experience and a genuine passion for improving lives, defines the very core of the clinic's ethos. Dr. Harb's innovative techniques, combined with an artistic eye for detail, enable him to deliver consistently exceptional results that are tailored to each patient's individual needs and desires.
At SRGN, we believe in the transformative power of aesthetic and plastic surgery. Our treatments, ranging from non-invasive procedures to complex surgical interventions, are designed to enhance and accentuate your natural beauty. We strive to provide a safe, comfortable, and confidential environment where you can discuss your aesthetic goals openly, and together we create a treatment plan that brings these goals to life.
Every member of the SRGN team shares a deep commitment to patient care. We prioritise your comfort, safety, and satisfaction from the moment you step into our clinic. Each of our facilities mirrors the luxury and tranquility of their surroundings, offering a serene space where you can embark on your journey to self-improvement.
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