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In the Victorian era many cosmetic products were produced with safer materials than in the past. But, due to Queen Victoria’s strict guidelines for morals

Rhinoplasty, or reconstructive nose surgery, was first recorded as a practice in ancient Egypt, around 1500 B.C. Later, and most famously, it was performed by

The “nose job” is not a gift of modern medicine. In fact, it stems mainly from the work of a physician from India in 800

19th century rhinoplasty was an improvement over methods of prior centuries. Experimentation with more complicated techniques, in general, proved more effective. However, with new technologies

Reconstructive nose surgery, or rhinoplasty, became more sophisticated and wide-ranging in the 20th century. In 1902 through 1904, Freer and Killian developed submucous resection septoplasty,

A deviated septum is a relatively common condition. In most people, it may not even be a noticeable problem, much of the time. But for

Rhinoplasty is not a new invention. Going back to the centuries before Christ (B.C.), rhinoplasty was performed in its primitive beginnings in Ancient Japan and

Rhinoplasty is any type of operative technique performed on noses. The purposes for rhinoplasty include the restoring of nasal airway function, the reparation of a

The debate has actually gone on for centuries- which is better, the open or the closed rhinoplasty? Surgeons of earlier times vacillated between the two

Alopecia is the medical term for hair loss, or balding. Alopecia areata is a particular form of balding that makes up only a tiny minority

DHT, or Dihydrotestosterone, is a natural metabolite produced by the body, primarily in males, that causes most hair loss. Androgens are male hormones that assist

Male pattern balding is the most common form of balding. The lesser known, and less talked about, form of balding, or alopecia, happens in women.