Nose Trouble

There is nothing worse than having problems with your nose. After all we need our noses to breathe don't we. Most of us know how it feels to have a streaming cold, where your nose is either running fit to run itself out, or is bunged up so badly it makes your head ache.

Normal everyday nose problems, either as a result of a cold, sinusitus or hayfever can be really uncomfortable. The good news is that these conditions are not permanent. We only have to sit it out and eventually the nose problem will go away and we are back to normal.

What happens though when we have something wrong with our nose that we know is permanent. Some people are unlucky enough to have really serious nasal blockages, and these are not likely to go away in a hurry. Other people may have problems with the look of their nose, they may have been in an accident or they just can't stand the nose they were born with. Some of these people may consider surgery.

If you've got money to spare, and you are in California then you might decide to go to Beverly Hills. In Beverly Hills rhinoplasty is becoming extremely popular for people with more permanent nasal problems. People can have cartilege removed and their nose reshaped if they have a nasal blockage. The results are permanent so there is no more nose misery. It can take up to three months to recover but it's worth it to be able to breathe. Other nose problems are dealt with in much the same way and an increasing number of people are having their noses restructured to improve their looks

California seems to have this effect on some people, maybe it's because a lot of rich folks live in California. The rise in the number of people seeking reconstructive nose surgery is not restricted to Beverly Hills. People also go for Rhinoplasty in Los Angeles. Doctor Andrew Frankl in Los Angeles says that rhinoplasty is one of the most difficult plastic surgery procedures and patients sometimes need secondary surgery. So unless your nose trouble is really serious maybe you should reconsider before going under the knife.