Noses

There are V-shaped and S-shaped backs. The S-shaped back starts from a low radix, and when reducing the hump, care must be taken not to lower it further. A real case and what the literature says.

When a patient tells me “I can’t breathe properly through my nose,” my first job is not to assume that they

It is one of the consultations that generates the most anxiety in the postoperative period: the patient touches their back when

The most common fear I hear in my practice isn't about the operating room or the post-operative period: it's about the possibility of complications.

"I want a perfect nose." I hear it almost every week, and I always reply the same: tell me, perfect for what face?

The term "Italian nose" is not a medical diagnosis and does not appear in any anatomy textbook. It is a popular label, like

"Doctor, I have a very long nose." It's one of the phrases I hear most often in consultations, and it almost never means

Hybrid rhinoplasty combines preservation techniques, structural surgery, and ultrasound to achieve natural and stable results. Dr. Gustavo Sordo explains what it involves, who it is suitable for, and where this technique is headed.

Many patients come to my office asking about their nose "from the outside" and discover, during the examination, that a good part of

When an Afro-descendant or Latina patient tells me in consultation that her nose “looks wide” or that “it lacks

When a patient looks in the mirror and tells me, "I don't like my nose," she's almost always referring to

Rhinoplasty is one of the most requested facial surgeries, as it allows modification of the shape, size, and appearance of the nose.