The nose is the most prominent part of the face, making it more prone to sustaining trauma or injury. The bones of your nose get broken more often than any other bone in the face. Contact sports and accidents that lead to facial trauma are some of the most common causes of a broken nose. A broken can nose or a nasal fracture can cause different...
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What are Keloids and How do They Form? Our skin heals itself by forming a fibrous tissue type known as scar tissue over the wound sustained from cuts or lacerations. The scar tissue acts as the wound’s defense mechanism while it slowly heals. However, in some instances, scar tissue overgrows which then results in lumpy, hard growths on the wound...
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The Ideal nose is when the nose body draws out a straight, vertical line down the center of the face. For a crooked nose, however, the opposite can be said as a slight or sharp curve is formed, making the nose appear crooked or bent. A crooked nose can be a cause for concern in most cases in terms of functionality and aesthetics. A crooked nose,...
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Facial paralysis is characterized by the loss of facial movement due to nerve damage. It takes place when an individual is unable to move some or all muscles on one or both sides of the face. As a result, the person’s facial muscles can weaken or appear droopy. This condition can occur suddenly or happen gradually and slowly for months, while...
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Some people feel like their cheeks are too big or too round. Some of the reasons why certain individuals have such prominent cheeks are due to genetics, weight gain, or poor lifestyle choices. Buccal fat pad removal can address this issue of having big cheeks. Buccal fat pad removal or buccal lipectomy is a type of cosmetic procedure designed to...
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The most diagnosed type of cancer in the United States of America is skin cancer, with one out of five people being afflicted with the disease by the time they reach the age of 70. A malignant growth is typically found on areas of the skin that are frequently exposed to the harmful rays of the sun but can also manifest itself on the more covered...
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Sagging eyebrows are the result of many factors, including the aging process and gravity. Our eyebrows and eyelids start to move down because the muscle that keeps them in their proper position gets strained. Certain medical problems can be related to or clinically confused with droopy brows, such as ptosis of the upper eyelid. Medical conditions...
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Neck lift surgery, also known as a lower rhytidectomy, is fast becoming popular with patients who want to improve the appearance of their necks but aren’t ready to commit to a full facelift. Its growing popularity stems from the fact that aging affects the area around the jawline much earlier than other parts of the body. Because the neck is so...
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A facelift (also known as a rhytidectomy) is a restorative surgical procedure done primarily to offset the effects of aging. Compared to injectable fillers, facelifts offer a more permanent solution to visible creases, wrinkles, and sagging skin. They are also cheaper in the long run since temporary solutions add up in costs after several years of...
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Widely regarded as the windows to the soul, your eyes are one of the first features people notice about you. In fact, according to a study conducted by Dr. Daniel Gill, senior lecturer in Psychology at the University of Winchester, a person’s eyes are more important than other facial features when men and women are looking for romantic...
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