Corpus Christi, TX
(361) 881-9999The internal nasal valves, the smallest areas in the nose, are partially responsible for the flow of air into and out of the lungs. When these have something known as a nasal valve collapse, it can cause many issues, so it’s vital that you visit an experienced plastic surgeon to […]
Read MoreDoes the bridge of your nose have a convex bump where it should be straight and flat? If so, you have a dorsal hump, a nasal malformation typically causes by the genes. Rhinoplasty is used to fix a variety of nasal problems, and this particular issue is a common one […]
Read MoreWhen a person’s nostrils flare excessively, creating the look of an overly wide nose, rhinoplasty can be used to reduce them. A nostril reduction is also known as an alar wedge excision. An alar wedge excision involves a cut made on the area where the rounded part of the nostril […]
Read MoreDrooping nasal tip is a type of nasal deformity that particularly stands out when you are smiling. This causes people to feel self-conscious in public and to smile less often. If you’re tired of feeling self-conscious, getting corrective rhinoplasty is a great way to improve the aesthetic balance of your […]
Read MoreYou’ve considered getting rhinoplasty surgery to correct saddle nose, but you’re unsure of what actually goes into the procedure. To put any fears to rest, it’s best to do research into the subject. You’ll see that the benefits far outweigh the potential risks inherent in the surgery. Correcting saddle nose […]
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