What is Blepharoplasty?

Upper or lower blepharoplasty is surgical correction (lifting) of the eye auxiliary system – eyelid, by removing  undesirable skin or fat fibers, using local or general anesthesia.

What we have as a result of blepharoplasty is:

  1. Reduction of excess skin in eyelid area, which obstructed or limited vision
  2. Removed piece of skin, with lost elasticity, which created multiple folds, distorting the natural contour of upper eyelid
  3. Vision improvement
  4. Removal of excess fatty deposits – hernias, that appear under the skin of upper eyelid, making eyelids look puffy or tired
  5. Bags under the eye, and “tired gaze” effect correction

How is blepharoplasty performed?

During upper or lower eyelid blepharoplasty incisions in respective eyelids are done in the direction of natural folds. For the upper eyelid incisions are made directly on the crease of the lid, while for lower eyelid it is made  just under the eyelashes or behind the eyelid (transconjunctival). In this way incisions will become invisible, once they heal.

An oculoplastic surgeon is the specialist, who should consult you and perform lower or upper blepharoplasty.

After the blepharoplasty it is recommended:

  • regularly measure body temperature. In case of fever 37 C or higher, one should inform doctor
  • keep wound clean
  • keep bandages for 7 days (inform your doctor if bandages are damaged)
  • keep bandages dry
  • drink plenty of liquids 2-3 liters a day
  • always keep head up, never tilt it down
  • avoid computer or TV watching for 2-3 days
  • avoid using contact lenses for 3 weeks
  • exclude physical activity, or lifting weight more than 5kg for at list 2 months
  • use post-operative anti-scar creams, if necessary
  • were sunglasses, when outside

What is the key factor to the success of this operation?

The success of the blepharoplasty depends on the quality of one’s skin and subsequent post-operational care. Recovery period is about two weeks.

What is rhinoplasty?

Rhinoplasty or partial rhinoplasty refers only to the: a) correction (narrowing) of the appearance of the cartilage nasal part, b)  increase of the nasolabial angle, c) correction of existing deformities by cutting removing excess cartilage parts under local or general anesthesia.

What problems does rhinoplasty solve?

  1. Tip of nose correction of original (undesirable) forms or secondary deformities
  2. Desired result with no bruising or over-swelling
  3. Elevation of the nasolabial angle, to get rid of “overhanging” effect of nose
  4. Tip of nose contour narrowing
  5. Correction and narrowing of the wide shape of nose
  6. In cases, where the tip of nose deviates from the midline, surgical intervention brings it into the correct position
  7. In some cases also contributes to nasal breathing improvement
  8. Preserves individuality and natural appearance

Rhinoplasty requires no hospitalization.

How is rhinoplasty performed?

In case of partial rhinoplasty incisions are made on the top of the nose to the nostrils. After healing these incisions become invisible.

Who is authorized to perform rhinoplasty?

 Plastic surgeon, maxillofacial surgeon, and otolaryngologist. Only these specialists may consult and perform rhinoplasty.

After rhinoplasty/ corrective surgery it is recommended to:

  • avoid tilting your head down
  • stay at home for at least a week
  • avoid physical activities
  • keep wound and bandages dry
  • avoid washing head with hot water
  • sleep on your back
  • while being outdoors, avoid direct sun rays
  • do not remove bandages by yourself
  • avoid hitting and lifting weight

What is the key to the success of this operation?

The success of rhinoplasty depends on the quality of one’s skin, subsequent post-operative care and, of course, the work done by the doctor. Initial recovery period is about two weeks.

What is otoplasty?

Otoplasty, or surgical treatment of  protruding ears, is correction and modification of the position, shape, size and deformities of ears. It aims to keep the symmetry of right-left sides as perfect as possible. To remove excessive cartilage sometimes local or general anesthesia is used.

What problems does otoplasty solve?

  1. reshaping ears, altering shape, size, construction, or the distance between the skull and ears
  2. Reducing large earlobes
  3. Forming spirals and anti-spirals, when they are missing
  4. Removing excessive cartilaginous areas
  5. Correction of the distance between the skull and ears

How is otoplasty performed?

During surgery incisions are made in the back of the eardrum.  These incisions become invisible over time.

Who is authorized to perform otoplasty?

 Plastic surgeon, maxillofacial surgeon, and otolaryngologist. Only these specialists may consult and perform otoplasty.

After otoplasty it is recommended:

  • balance sleep time between both ears
  • stay at home for at least a week (follow the instructions of the doctor)
  • avoid physical activity for 30 days
  • keep the wound and dressings clean and dry
  • avoid washing head for 14 days
  • avoid heat and high temperature of any origination
  • do not remove bandages by yourself
  • avoid hitting or lifting weight

What is the key to the success of this operation?

The success of otoplasty depends on the quality of the skin, subsequent post-operative care and, of course, the work done by the doctor. Initial recovery period is about three weeks.

What is lipofilling?

Lipofilling usually is used to fill problematic areas – deep folds, wrinkles, facial areas where the volume is lost – with fat tissue,  preliminary extracted from your own body and  processed. The procedure is used for both facial and body area, in those parts, where extra-volume is desired. It is used to correct: changes caused by aging, surgery scars and traces, or innate defects.  The method is applicable for face, hands, calves, buttock, breasts. During intervention local or general anesthesia is used.

What kind of problems does lipofilling solve?

  1. Restoration of lost volume in different parts of face or body
  2. Rejuvenacion of the eye surrounding area
  3. Correction or modification of body and face contours
  4. Correction of various scars
  5. Lip augmentation
  6. Rejuvenation of intimate area, asymmetry correction

7 Rejuvenation of wrists and neck

How is lipofilling performed?

During operation, the surgeon makes access holes in the area, where the fat tissue is to be removed. After removal the fat is processed and injected into pre-marked areas, where extra volume is desirable.Over time these holes become invisible.

Who is the right doctor to perform lipofilling?

 Plastic surgeon is the specialist who is authorized to consult and perform lipofilling surgery.

What is the key to the success of this operation?

The success of lipofilling surgery depends on the quality of one’s skin, subsequent post-operative care, and the gravity of problems (deformations, defects) addressed. and also the quality of work done by the doctor. Initial recovery period is about a month.

What is Bullhorn surgery?

Bullhorn surgery or surgical augmentation of the upper lip  is a surgery aimed to correct deformations  of the upper lip, or to change its current shape, size – by means of shortening initial  distance between the tip of nose and upper lip. The operation is performed under local or general anesthesia.

Bullhorn surgery allows you to have a larger upper lip with fresher appearance. The change has a lifelong effect. Obviously the method is more applicable in those cases, where the distance between the tip of the nose and upper lip is larger.

How is  bullhorn surgery performed?

During the operation, the surgeon makes an incision exactly below the nostrils. That incision becomes invisible over time.

Who is the right doctor to perform bullhorn surgery?

 Plastic surgeon, maxillofacial surgeon – оnly these specialists may consult and perform bullhorn surgery.

 

What is the key to the success of this operation?

The success of surgery is highly sensitive to the quality of one’s skin, subsequent post-operative care, as well as the quality of the work performed by the surgeon. The initial recovery period is about two weeks.

What is temporal lifting?

Temporal lifting, or temporal sagittal lift, is a type of surgery, which stretches out and upward the skin of the upper 1/3 of the face, especially the sagittal area. It makes your gaze appear fresher, younger, more clear. The surgery is performed under local or general anesthesia.

What kind of problems does temporal lifting solve?

  • correction of drooping position of the eyebrow
  • takes away “eye fatigue” appearance
  • eliminates wrinkles currently existing in area
  • makes your gaze more attractive

How is temporal lifting performed?

During the surgery, an incision is made above the temples in the hairy area of the scalp – which is invisible to the eye. That incision becomes invisible over time. From the incision temporal overhanging area is accessed, and surgical techniques are used to stretch it out and lift.

Who is the right doctor to perform temporal lifting surgery?

 Plastic surgeon, maxillofacial surgeon – оnly these specialists may consult and perform temporal lifting surgery.

What is the key to the success of this operation?

The success of surgery is highly sensitive to the quality of one’s skin, subsequent post-operative care, as well as the work done by the surgeon. The initial recovery period is about two weeks.

Brow lift ( upward displacement of eyebrows, correction of asymmetry – by surgical intervention)

What is double chin liposuction or liporeduction?

Double chin surgical correction is the medical removal of excess accumulated fat tissue from the area, with the help of special liposuction instruments. Local or general anesthesia is applicable.

What kind of problems are solved by double chin liporeduction?

  1. Contour refinement of lower 1/3 facial part
  2. Removal of fat layer – once and forever

How is liporeduction performed?

During the surgery access holes are made below the chin or at the level of corners of lower jaw, where removal of fat tissue is planned. The hole becomes invisible over time.

Who is the right doctor to perform liporeduction?

 Plastic surgeon, maxillofacial surgeon – оnly these specialists may consult and perform liporeduction surgery.

What is the key to the success of this operation?

The success of double chin liporeduction surgery is sensitive to the skin quality, subsequent post-operative care (wearing a fixing corset for 3 weeks), the severity of existing problem, as well as the work done by the surgeon. The initial recovery period is about two weeks.

What is the periungual granulation surgical treatment of chronic ingrown toenails?

Nail plasty is a surgical treatment of nails – deformed, overgrown, or inflamed as a result of chronic ingrowth. Nail plasty reduces such nails, by removing pathologically altered tissues, combining this with removal of the ingrown part of the nail, including that part of the nail matrix.The latter prevents re-ingrowth of the nail and subsequent chronic mechanical damage, overgrowth, or pathological changes of the lateral and anterior nail bumps. The surgery can be performed under local or general anesthesia.

As a result of periungual granulation plasty we are able to:

  1. Prevent ingrowth of nails
  2. Beautify and refine the aesthetic appearance of the fingers
  3. Eliminate nail and soft tissue deformities of various origins

How is periungual granulation plasty performed?

During the surgery incisions are made in the nail area to remove the excess part of the nail and chronically ingrown part, along with its matrix. After surgery the nail can grow more freely, at same time having more aesthetic appearance while causing no  damage to surrounding tissues.

Who is the appropriate doctor to perform periungular granulation nail plasty?

Plastic surgeon, general practice surgeon, orthopedic traumatologist, podiatric surgeon are the specialists who may consult and perform this operation.

What is the key to the success of this surgery?

The success of operation depends on the age, existing accompanying diseases, the degree of complexity of the problem, post-operative care, as well as the quality of work done by the surgeon. The initial recovery period is about two weeks.

Carpal capsule, median nerve neurolysis – Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (1.2.3 fingers pain, numbness, loss of strength, limitation of function, thenar muscle atrophy

Whispering finger – surgical treatment

Dupuytren’s Contracture (hand sinewy ligament surgical treatment)

Syndactyly correction ( fused or webbed fingers surgical treatment)