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Non-surgical nose consultations
One area of Dr Mike's clinical interest is the assessment of nasal shape, contour, and facial balance.
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Dr Mike | Cosmetic Doctor
For selected patients, non-surgical treatment approaches may be considered as part of an overall facial assessment. These approaches may involve the use of therapeutic modalities designed to support facial proportions and improve visual harmony between facial features.
Every patient presents with unique anatomical characteristics. Treatment recommendations are based on individual assessment, medical history, anatomical considerations, treatment suitability, and informed consent discussions.
Dr Mike believes that appropriate patient selection, conservative treatment planning, and a detailed understanding of facial anatomy are fundamental components of responsible cosmetic medical practice.
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No. The current Géniale page describes consultations about non-surgical nasal treatment options rather than a confirmed surgical rhinoplasty service. Surgical rhinoplasty involves changing nasal structures through an operation. Non-surgical options are different in their methods, limitations and risks. A doctor must assess your anatomy and goals and explain whether a surgical opinion would be more appropriate.
Non-surgical approaches generally cannot reduce nasal bone or cartilage in the way surgery may. Some procedures may be considered for selected contour concerns, but the possible changes depend on the specific method and individual anatomy. Géniale's current page does not identify a particular method. Your doctor should explain what is realistically possible and what cannot be achieved.
Breathing difficulties may relate to nasal structures or medical conditions and require appropriate clinical assessment. A cosmetic consultation should not be treated as a substitute for investigating persistent obstruction or other nasal symptoms. Depending on your history and examination, your GP or an ear, nose and throat specialist may be the appropriate next step.
You can discuss a previous nasal operation or injury during assessment, but it may affect which options are safe or appropriate. Scar tissue, altered anatomy, healing history and breathing concerns may require further investigation or specialist review. Bring relevant medical information to the appointment. No treatment should be recommended until the doctor has assessed these factors.
The risks depend on the exact procedure, which must be identified and explained before consent. Ask about pain, swelling, bruising, infection, asymmetry, tissue or vascular complications, recovery and what may happen if the outcome is unsatisfactory. Your doctor should also discuss alternatives, whether further treatment may be needed and when referral would be safer.
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