Treatments

Rhinoplasty Is the Most Commonly-Performed Aesthetic Surgery in the World.

Why? Because, the nose is greatly affected by environmental factors from the early days of life and may see its shape, structure and even function change over time. People usually do not really complain about the shape of their eyes, ears, mouth or face, and their appearance does not change greatly over the years. But with the nose, it is different: even a simple trauma can, even if not immediately obvious, cause deformation of the nasal bone and cartilage over time.

A Modern, Precise and Function-Preserving Approach to Nose Surgery

Piezo rhinoplasty, also known as ultrasonic rhinoplasty, represents one of the most advanced techniques in modern nasal surgery. By utilizing piezoelectric ultrasonic technology, this method allows surgeons to reshape nasal bones with exceptional precision while preserving surrounding soft tissues. As rhinoplasty remains one of the most frequently performed aesthetic procedures worldwide, piezo technology has significantly improved surgical safety, predictability, and recovery quality.

Are you waking up tired in the morning? Can you not sleep lying on your back? Do you feel sleepy in meetings during the day, after meals, while reading, watching TV or traveling? Are you having difficulty concentrating? Are you unable to lose weight? These may all be caused by snoring or sleep apnea.

Perhaps the most important advances in medicine are those that restore a sensory organ that the person never had or subsequently lost, and a cochlear implant is one of them. This procedure restores both hearing and speaking for children who have congenital hearing loss. Otherwise, these children would have to lead their lives deaf and mute.