Rhinoplasty in Ireland: Children and Young adults

Although 16 is an age where a person can give consent for examination and treatment in Ireland, in our practice we encourage patients of all ages to attend our clinics accompanied by a family member or a friend when they are seeking information on Rhinoplasty Surgery.

This allows members of your support group to be involved and educated about this surgery right from the beginning and be helpful in your peri-operative period.

Some useful links:

http://www.dataprotection.ie/docs/Age_of_Consent/212.htm

http://www.medicalprotection.org/ireland/booklets/consent

http://www.medicalprotection.org/ireland/booklets/consent/children-and-young-people

 

Nose Surgery in Ireland

Munster Otolaryngology Meeting 2012

Presented our Functional and Cosmetic Nose Surgery experience to the Otolaryngology Head Neck & Reconstructive Surgery (ENT) Colleagues from Munster yesterday. Consultants and trainees from Waterford, Cork, Limerick and Kerry attended along with Professor M Walsh from Dublin.

This opportunity allowed us to review our results from the last decade and invite critical comment and scientific scrutiny from our learned colleagues. Ireland has a proud tradition of training the Otolaryngology Consultants to a very high standard and it is a privilege to be part of this fraternity and gain from its experience and expertise as we strive to provide the highest professional standards in our practice.

The Meeting was held at the Faithlegg House, Waterford, Ireland.

 

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HUMP REDUCTION RHINOPLASTY: Before and After the surgery

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The BEFORE and AFTER pictures  have been roughly superimposed here to demonstrate the result of rhinoplasty performed in an 18 year old girl, two years after surgery.
This is an excellent result in my opinion that I regard as Grade 1
(All six standard views show excellent post-operative result). The soft double break of the nasal tip cartilages and the subtle supra-tip break are pleasant and natural.
The depiction in this superimposed way is aimed to maintain the privacy of my patients who very kindly allow me to demonstrate the changes achieved by surgery.
This is not an example of morphing and the only digital modifications of the pictures made are those allowed by EAFPS guidelines.