Nasal Plastic Surgery: Functional and AestheticFINESSE IN RHINOPLASTY
Nasal Plastic Surgery is the most ARTISTIC, most DIFFICULT and most COMPLEX of all facial plastic surgery procedures.
Within the plastic surgery specialties, Rhinoplasty is considered the queen of the surgeries, due to its high level of complexity.
Dr. Júlio Stédile has great experience in Otorhinolaryngological and Facial Plastic Surgery, being one of the global authorities in this area.
The nose is an extremely important organ for breathing and the aesthetic harmony of the face. Maintaining or improving its functioning is of vital importance for physical and psychological well-being. To alter the aesthetic appearance of the nose and maintain good nasal breathing, it is necessary for THE SURGEON TO HAVE PROFOUND KNOWLEDGE OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGICAL AND FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY, due to the complexity of this organ.
For 20 years, Dr. Júlio Stédile, who is a SPECIALIST IN DIFFICULT AND COMPLEX NASAL SURGERY, has devoted himself to the surgical treatment of PATIENTS WHO HAVE ALREADY UNDERGONE NASAL SURGERY and have not achieved satisfactory aesthetic or functional results. He has developed and perfected technical-surgical details and techniques that have provided greater precision. Whenever rhinoplasty is performed, we recommend treatment of the nasal function and aesthetic appearance in a single surgical procedure.
THESE NASAL REFINEMENTS developed by Dr. Júlio Stédile enable the same surgical operation to proceed to Aesthetic Correction of the Nose, Sinusitis, and closure of Septal Perforations. These nasal surgical procedures can also be combined with Snoring surgery.
CHOOSE YOUR SURGEON WISELY. There is a significant difference between the quality of medical work, in much the same way as there is in other professions (lawyers, teachers, carpenters, baby-sitters, etc.).
DIFFERENT SURGEONS HAVE DIFFERENT TRAINING, DIFFERENT WAYS OF WORKING AND ACHIEVE SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT SURGICAL RESULTS.
• Dr. Júlio Stédile Ribeiro was awarded FIRST PRIZE from the UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE in the United States of America for the development of these techniques in September, 1997.