Insights from Dr. Etai Funk
Houston facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Etai Funk frequently receives questions from patients on rhinoplasty, facelift, eyelid surgeries, and general topics when it comes to the intricacies of the face. Explore the latest insights from Dr. Funk himself common questions from patients, explanations of the latest trends and more!
What to Expect the Day of Rhinoplasty
Apr 30, 2024The day before your rhinoplasty with Dr. Funk you will have your preoperative appointment at our office. At this time, you will meet with our coordinator who will review postoperative instructions and care after your rhinoplasty. Prescriptions will be provided and you will meet with Dr. Funk one last time to review your goals for surgery…
Many rhinoplasty patients will inquire with our office if Dr. Funk will perform a virtual consultation, especially out of state rhinoplasty patients. Dr. Funk feels it is important for out of state patients to not have to travel for a consultation only to find out they may not be a good candidate for rhinoplasty. Therefore, our protocol at Funk Facial Plastic Surgery has…
What can Rhinoplasty Correct?
Apr 23, 2024Many of my Houston rhinoplasty patients are unsure if rhinoplasty can correct certain aspects of their nose. Every nose is somewhat different and aesthetic desires can also vary. Here are a list of nasal features that cosmetic rhinoplasty can correct.
Crooked Nose
Dorsal Hump or Bump
Bulbous Tip or Pinched Tip
Wide…
This was a question recently asked by one of my Houston lower blepharoplasty patients. With lower eyelid surgery, enough fat needs to be removed to improve the bags under the eyes. However, if too much fat is removed, this can lead to a hollowed out effect. The fat should be removed down to the level…
Rhinoplasty Swelling
Apr 15, 2024I frequently have to explain the process of swelling after rhinoplasty with my Houston patients to manage expectations for the final result. Most patients can expect 10% of their swelling to subside after 3 weeks and 20-30% after 6 weeks. It does usually take a full year for all the swelling to abate. The nasal tip area is usually the last…
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