Feb
26
Laterorrhinia is a lateral deviation of the nasal axis, meaning the nose appears tilted to one side instead of being centered on the face. It may affect facial symmetry and, in some cases, nasal breathing. This condition can be congenital or the result of nasal trauma. Not all deviations are...
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Feb
10
The decision to undergo nose surgery is a major step that requires meticulous planning. Many patients wonder if it is possible to start this process from home. The answer is yes: an online medical assessment for rhinoplasty is an excellent preliminary tool to guide patients on the feasibility of their...
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Jan
07
Polly Beak Deformity is a nasal contour irregularity that may appear after a previous rhinoplasty or due to natural anatomical factors. At the Pérez Villar Clinic, we frequently treat this condition, especially in patients seeking correction of unsatisfactory results from earlier surgeries. What is Polly Beak Deformity? This deformity presents...
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Dec
09
An S-shaped deviated nasal septum is one of the most complex anatomical alterations of the nose. It involves a double curvature of the septum that affects both the anterior and posterior sections, generating significant nasal obstruction and, in many cases, visible irregularities along the nasal dorsum. This condition compromises breathing,...
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Nov
11
In recent years, ultrasonic rhinoplasty has become one of the most precise and safest techniques in both aesthetic and functional nasal surgery. Its key tool is the piezoelectric scalpel, a device that has revolutionized the way surgeons reshape nasal bones. But what exactly is this instrument, how does it work,...
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Nov
11
At Clínica Pérez Villar, each rhinoplasty case is a fully personalized challenge. No two noses are alike, and each procedure requires a thorough analysis of nasal structure, respiratory function, and facial harmony. In this case, the patient presented with an S-shaped septal deviation, irregular dorsal lines, and visible asymmetry of...
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Oct
15
After rhinoplasty, one of the most important recommendations your surgeon will make is to perform nasal rinses with saline solution. It may seem like a simple step, but it plays a crucial role in keeping your nose clean, reducing inflammation, and promoting faster healing. At Clínica Pérez Villar, we always...
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Oct
03
Secondary rhinoplasty with rib graft is a revision surgery performed on patients who have already undergone a rhinoplasty but still experience functional or aesthetic concerns. In some cases, the first operation may leave the nose weakened, cause unwanted deformities, or fail to resolve breathing issues. When this happens, a second...
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Sep
22
Alar base reduction, also known as alectomy, is becoming an increasingly popular procedure in nose surgery. Many people not only want to refine the nasal profile with a rhinoplasty, but also reduce the width of the nostrils when the base of the nose appears too wide. In this context, alar...
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Sep
08
Don’t like how your nose hump looks in profile photos?This is one of the main reasons why many people decide to undergo nasal hump surgery. Through rhinoplasty, it is possible not only to smooth the nasal bridge, but also to improve breathing and gain self-confidence. At the Pérez Villar Clinic,...
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