01

Aug

8 Rhinoplasty Myths Debunked

Patient education is as essential as surgical precision, and when it comes to rhinoplasty, myths and misconceptions are everywhere—from outdated fears to flat-out fiction. Led by renowned facial plastic surgeon Dr. Richard Westreich, our team is grounded in truth, transpare...

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30

Jul

Rhinoplasty: How They Differ Depending on Age

Rhinoplasty is viewed as a highly personalized transformation of form and function, sculpted with precision and artistry. While the goals of rhinoplasty may remain consistent—facial harmony, improved breathing, and self-confidence—the surgical approach can differ sign...

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14

Apr

Nose Jobs: What They Can and Cannot Fix

Nose jobs, also known as rhinoplasties, are typically highly successful surgeries that improve the appearance and/or functionality of the nose. Common changes include removing a bump on the bridge, also known as a dorsal hump, narrowing and modifying the position of the nasal tip...

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26

Apr

Lips, Lips, Lips: From Plumped to Pouty

You don't have to be stuck with the lips nature gave. You can add volume, create an attractive “cupid’s bow,” get heart-shaped lips, pouty lips, or a plump lower lip. In fact, lip augmentation is a national obsession - but it must be done r...

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26

Apr

Healing Stages of Rhinoplasty

When seeking rhinoplasty, one of Dr. Westreich's most frequently asked questions is, “When will I be able to see my final results? ” We know that you're anxious to see the new nose Dr. Westreich has crafted, and we understand your excitement. Here’s a guide...

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26

Apr

Understanding Teenage Rhinoplasty

The feeling that you were born with a nose that does not suit the proportions of your face is disheartening - at any age. As a teenager, it can be made worse by taunts or jokes. At no time in your life is the pressure to “fit in” more evident than during the tee...

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26

Apr

All About Eye Bags

Unflattering eye bags are a common side effect of aging. Although rarely indicative of a more serious medical problem, this physical change is synonymous with getting older. Eye bags are difficult to conceal and are often still visible even after applying cosmetics. Eyelid surger...

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26

Apr

Nose Injury After a Rhinoplasty Procedure

After a rhinoplasty procedure, the nose will be exposed to the bumps and hits of everyday life. As much as we would like to have a protective force field around that newly shaped nose, the truth is that accidents and injuries can happen. When your nose is healing, it can be parti...

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26

Apr

The Dangers of At-Home Nose Reshaping Devices

Marketed as an effective alternative to surgery, at-home nose reshaping devices have been touted as an affordable and convenient way to improve the shape of the nose without rhinoplasty. While non-invasive, at-home nose job devices sound appealing, they may not be an effective ae...

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26

Apr

Top Tips for a Speedy Recovery after Plastic Surgery

How can you speed recovery after plastic surgery? First and foremost, make sure you are in the best health possible before your procedure: stop smoking, maintain a balanced diet, and reduce stress. After your surgery, these top 5 recovery tips can help you recuperate quickly: Re...

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26

Apr

Deciding to Get Plastic Surgery

A nose with a bump. Eyes that look weary. Skin that is not as taut as it once was. There are myriad reasons people seek facial plastic surgery. Perhaps you have wondered if cosmetic surgery could help you feel more confident about your appearance. Of course, the decision to under...

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26

Apr

Addicted to Surgery: Warning Signs

Plastic surgery can be a way to enhance your individual beauty, but how do you know if you are going overboard with one procedure too many? Signs that you may have an unhealthy addiction to plastic surgery may not be immediately obvious, especially when we are inundated with rea...

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