DR JACK ZOUMARAS (Principal)
DR PUVESH PUNJ
Adult Content. Plastic Surgery is invasive and has risks.
Plastic Surgery is invasive and has risks.
The nose is a prominent facial feature, and its shape can vary widely across individuals. Some people may have personal preferences about the appearance of their nose, whether related to size, shape, or overall profile. For those interested in exploring the option of rhinoplasty, this procedure is designed to adjust aspects of nasal structure based
Rhinoplasty, or colloquially, a nose job, is a surgical procedure that alters the nose’s appearance. Surgeons may perform it to address specific issues related to breathing, aesthetics, or a combination of both. The choice depends on the individual and careful assessment. If you’re considering rhinoplasty, here are some tips that may help you prepare for
We provide a general overview of some possible misconceptions people may have about rhinoplasty surgery. 1. Rhinoplasty will make your nose look fake. When considering rhinoplasty, some individuals worry about achieving a “fake” or unnatural result. A natural-looking outcome is possible when working with a qualified and experienced surgeon. During a consultation, you can discuss
The nose is one of the most defining features of the face, contributing not only to facial balance but also to essential functions like air conditioning and respiratory health. Research, such as the study published in PLOS Genetics on nose shape and climate adaptation, highlights the remarkable diversity in nasal structure across human populations, shaped
Revision rhinoplasty may be considered when individuals seek further adjustments to address concerns following a previous procedure. In this blog, we provide general information about revision rhinoplasty, including how the procedure works and aftercare tips. Understanding the process and consulting a qualified health practitioner are essential steps in exploring this option. What Revision Rhinoplasty May
If you’ve just had nose rhinoplasty, you may be wondering why your doctor is having you wear a nose splint for the following weeks. Artiste Plastic Surgery explains what you need to know about nose splints below: What Are Nose Splints? Nose splints are small devices made from plastic or silicone that stabilise the nose
Since athletes fill so much of their time with physical activity, they have a high risk of injury. Especially in team sports, facial injuries happen all the time and can be difficult to repair. A broken nose is one of the most common sports injuries, but with the help of Dr Zoumaras, reconstructive rhinoplasty can
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Disclaimer: At Artiste Plastic Surgery our Plastic Surgeons led by Dr Jack Zoumaras have been trained to the highest possible degree. All surgery has risks and it is always advised to get a second opinion. Risks are real and we cannot guarantee any result. All images in the gallery of before and afters are patients of Artiste Plastic Surgery. Other images represent stock images unless stated. Results are illustrated as a guide only. All risks are managed and any need for revision surgery or complications (1-5%) can be managed by our specialist plastic surgeons. Learn more here.
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