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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!

Many of my Houston rhinoplasty patients who present with a crooked nose may also have a deviated septum. One question many patients have is whether septoplasty for a deviated septum will correct their crooked nose. The simple answer here is no. A septoplasty will not straighten a crooked nose just as…

Many of my Houston rhinoplasty patients present with rosacea of the cheeks, nose, forehead or even chin. Rosacea of the nose can appear in different forms and severities. This is important when considering rhinoplasty. The final form of rosacea of the nose or most severe is called rhinophyma. Rhinophyma is due to sebaceous glands multiplying…

Many of my Houston facelift patients inquire as to the type of anesthesia used for a facelift. A typical facelift or face and neck lift takes 2-4 hours, depending on the type of facelift. Liposuction for the neck adds operative time as does dissecting out the neck. A mini-facelift will take shorter time than a full face and…

A flat or droopy nasal tip in an ethnic nose is a common reason to seek rhinoplasty with my Houston patients. Asian rhinoplasty or African American rhinoplasty frequently requires grafting to increase the tip projection, or bring the tip of the nose further out from the face. This…

Many of my Houston ethnic rhinoplasty patients have a low bridge and flat tip that require grafts to support and build up these areas. Cadaver rib cartilage is an excellent choice for ethnic rhinoplasty. It can build up a low dorsum or bridge and also support a weak flap or droopy nasal tip. Cadaver rib cartilage,…

Many of my Houston revision rhinoplasty patients are still concerned about a bulbous tip and want more refinement of the nasal tip. This will depend on many things regarding their previous surgeries. Patients with thicker nasal tip skin may develop more scarring beneath the skin which can make refining…

Non-surgical rhinopalsty is a common request from my Houston patients. This is also know as injection rhinoplasty and reshapes the nose using filler. This can be done to camoflauge a dorsal hump or correct minor assymetries. Nonsurgical rhinoplasty for a bulbous tip can be performed to create more refinement…

With many people wearing masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19, many of my Houston rhinoplasty patients are asking if they can wear a mask over their nose after rhinoplasty.

During your first week of recovery after rhinoplasty, you will spend most of your time at home…

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