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The condition in which allergy producing substances (allergens) contact nasal mucosa and manifests with complaints like watery discharge, itching of the nose and eyes, sneezing, itching of the throat is called allergic rhinitis.…
Rhinolight or light therapy consists of state of the art technology of high intensity light having a specific content that is applied in the treatment of allergic rhinitis which is a non-microbial infection of the nose mucosa.…
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Before consulting your doctor, who is going to perform your operation, it is very important for you to determine all your complaints that directs you to this surgery.…
Today, rapidly developing medical technologies enable precise preoperative evaluations of existing problems; and at the same time, make it possible to obtain highly realistic 3D images of the possible end results of the intended interventions in the nose and face .…
Second or more surgical interventions made after a rhinoplasty operation due to anatomical problems such as nasal deviation and nasal asymmetry, functional problems such as nasal congestion, or undesirable visual results are called "Revision" rhinoplasty. Rhinoplasty is one of the most commonly revised surgical procedures because problems occurr…
During aesthetic nose operations, the bony nasal framework constituting the ½ upper part of the nose should be reduced or re-shaped by making incision, for reducing big noses, narrowing wide noses and correcting crooked noses…
Nose is the normal respiratory organ of the human body and provides heating, humidification of the air that we inhale and filters the foreign substances, allergens and microorganisms inside the air. Oxygen found in the respiratory air can be transferred to the blood circulation better in the lungs when the air is heated and humidified in the nose. …
What is Sinus? The air holes that are located in the bones around the nose are called sinuses (paranasal sinus). Four pairs of sinuses are present as cheek sinuses (maxillary sinuses), frontal sinuses, sinuses between the eyes (ethmoid sinuses) and intracranial sinuses (sphenoid sinuses) (Figure 1). The mucosa lining the nose also lines the sinu…
