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Whether it’s for form or function, Norelle’s surgeons can provide world-class plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery on the nose, lips, and other parts of the face. These procedures include cosmetic surgeries such as facelift, blepharoplasty, and brow lift. We are also experts at rhinoplasty (nose job surgery) for either aesthetic appearance or improvement of breathing function. Our reconstructive surgeons also perform grafts to repair damaged tissue and Mohs reconstruction for removal of cancer from the skin of the face and ears.
The reasons for plastic and reconstructive surgery can range from trauma or scarring to wrinkle removal or reshaping the face to give you the appearance you want. Regardless of your needs, you’re in good hands with Norelle’s expert plastic surgeons.
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Facial paralysis refers to the inability to move one’s face, usually as a result of nerve damage. It may affect...
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Ectropion is a condition where the lower eyelid droops or turns away from the eye itself. The eyelid can appear...
Entropion is a condition where the lower eyelid turns inwards or inverts towards the eye itself. This creates functional problems...
Lower eyelid retraction is a condition where the eyelid sits too low on the eye. Normally, the lower eyelid sits...
Ptosis refers to a “droopy” upper eyelid. This droopiness can become so heavy that it blocks your vision.
The masseter to facial nerve transfer or trigeminal nerve transfer can significantly improve smile in select patients with facial paralysis.
Nerve transplants are surgeries where a nerve is transferred form one body site to another. In facial paralysis surgery, patients...
Loss of the ability to completely or partially close the eyelid may occur in many types of facial paralysis. The...
Medical terms used for nasal surgery can be confusing. For instance, a “rhinoplasty” is the same as a “nose job”...
Ptosis refers to a “droopy” upper eyelid. This droopiness can become so heavy that it blocks your vision. This happens...
A gracilis free flap or gracilis free tissue transfer is a muscle transplant surgery, where a muscle from the inner...
The hypoglossal to facial nerve transfer can significantly improve facial tone and eye closure in select patients with facial paralysis.
Rakhna Araslanova, MD is a fellowship-trained Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon with a comprehensive surgical background in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck...
Moustafa Mourad, MD, FACS is double board-certified in Head and Neck Surgery and Facial Plastic Surgery and Reconstruction. He is...
Dr. Ong has extensive training in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery and head and neck surgery. He practices exclusively on...
Dr. Harounian works exclusively on the face, head and neck region specializing in tonsil and throat surgery, deviated septum surgery,...
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