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Kondapur, Hyderabad, Telangana

Facial Paralysis (or Bellss Palsy) Surgery refers to a complex surgical procedure that provides motion to the face of a patient who has suffered facial paralysis. The desired changes of the face can be achieved either just after one highly specialized operation or through multiple procedures. In certain case, s by using microsurgical techniques, a muscle from the inner thigh is transplanted to the affected side of the face which reconnects the nerves and blood vessels giving a new life to the face. What is Facial Paralysis and What Are Its Causes?Facial Paralysis refers to a situation where nerve damage occurs due to sudden trauma or other medical conditions, such as Bells palsy, which leads to an inability to move the muscles of the face, on one side of the face or both. A patient suffering from facial paralysis will find it difficult to speak, blink, swallow or even smile. The facial nerve belongs to the category of seventh cranial nerves which innervates and modulates the muscles of facial expression. There are five main branches:CervicalMarginal mandibularBuccalZygomaticFrontal Surgical Procedures Involved In Facial Paralysis TreatmentThere are a number of surgical procedures that can restore the movement of the lower part of the face. Some of these surgical procedures involve moving the facial nerves, tendons, and muscles or their parts from other areas of the body to the face.

Gynaecomastia is the enlargement of male breast tissue. Its a common, benign (not cancerous) condition that mainly affects teenage boys and older men, but it can affect men at any age. Normal developing pubertal males may be at risk for Gynecomastia that is part of the normal developmental process.

What is Nose Cosmetic Surgery (Rhinoplasty) Rhinoplasty or nose plastic surgery is done to change the shape of the nose or to improve its function. It is done to correct breathing problems related to the nose or correct disfigurement from trauma or birth defects. The upper half of the nose comprises of bone and the lower half is made up of cartilage. Rhinoplasty can modify bone or cartilage or both to give you the desired functionality and appearance.Different Procedures of Rhinoplasty Open Rhinoplasty: This procedure is used for reshaping of nose. During the surgery, the doctor makes an incision in the strip of skin separating the nostrils. The skin and soft tissue is lifted off and the surgeon works with the underlying nasal anatomy. The advantages of Open Rhinoplasty is that the surgeon a can directly see the cartilage and other nasal anatomy, and is able to manipulate the nasal shape with more control and precision. Closed Rhinoplasty: The incisions are made within the nose and the skin is separated from the bone and cartilage, allowing the surgeon access to the underlying structure. The bone and cartilage can be reshaped, removed or augmented to get the desired shape or structure. The main advantage is decreased amount of time in surgery, less swelling and less postoperative healing time. Revision Rhinoplasty: It is also known as Secondary Rhinoplasty because its a second surgery performed to correct problems that have developed and persist after a previous surgical procedure on the nose. The problem could be one of appearance or the patient does not like the outcome of the first surgery, due to some structural difficulty or because of a trauma to accident occurring after a person has already had nose altering surgery.

Eyelid correction plastic surgery is known as Blepharoplasty in medical parlance. Eyelid surgery basically involves correcting droopy eyelids. With age, our eyelids stretch and the muscles supporting them become weak. This may result in excess fat gathering around eyelids resulting in droopy or saggy upper eyelids and bags under lower eyelids. The eyes are the most important aesthetic component of the face - for this reason eyelid surgery is among the most efficient ways to obtain significant aesthetic improvement to the face with relatively light surgery.

When should you go for Eyelid Surgery? Droopiness, sagginess or heaviness of the upper eyelid can can take away all the charm from your otherwise beautiful face. Apart from the aesthetic element, saggy or heavy eyelid can also restrict your field of vision and can cause eye fatigue. You may find it difficult to keep your eyes open for longer periods of time causing problems with even mundane tasks like reading a book or driving a car. Heavy or saggy eyelids can also cause the following problem: In women, it can cause problems while applying makeup on eyelashes. It can make you look older than you really are. You should go for Blepharoplasty if you have: Baggy or droopy upper eyelids Excess skin on your upper eyelids that interferes with your peripheral vision Excess skin on the lower eyelids Bags under your eyes