Posted August 26, 2012 in Rhinoplasty Recovery
On the RealSelf website, a patient posted the question, “Should I proceed with Rhinoplasty with a Bacterial Infection on Face?” The patient provided additional information that they had a recurring breakout on their face. A dermatologist cultured the area and lab reports showed a gram negative bacteria called “Acinetobacter.” Also, a nasal swab culture indicated […]
Read MorePosted August 09, 2012 in Rhinoplasty Surgeon
In 2012, Dr. Russell Kridel continues to receive the highest levels of recognition for his exceptional facial plastic surgical skills and quality patient care. Already one of the most highly honored surgeons in Houston and in his specialty, Dr. Kridel has been named by peers and patients to several prestigious 2012 Top Doctor lists. “I […]
Read MorePosted July 10, 2012 in Facelift, Rhinoplasty Recovery
The expertise Dr. Russell Kridel, Houston, TX shared as a Facial Plastic Surgery Faculty Member in Las Vegas at the recent 8th Annual Vegas Cosmetic Surgery, 2012, International Multispecialty Symposium, did not stay in Las Vegas. Attendance was the largest in history, as surgeons from all around the world converged in Las Vegas to learn from […]
Read MorePosted June 15, 2012 in Rhinoplasty Surgeon
I am currently attending the AMA (American Medical Association) Annual meeting in Chicago, Illinois, and just got elected as Chair-Elect of the AMA Council on Science and Public Health (CSAPH). The Council on Science and Public Health develops scientific reports for the AMA and how they impact the public health of our patients. In the […]
Read MorePosted January 19, 2012 in Rhinoplasty Recovery, Rhinoplasty Surgeon
Answer: With a Revision Rhinoplasty, almost any graft from the Primary Rhinoplasty can be removed in the hands of a highly experienced Revision Rhinoplasty specialist, but with caution and meticulous dissection so as not to cause injury to other structures. However, you have also expressed that 5 years after your Primary Rhinoplasty from another surgeon, […]
Read MorePosted January 15, 2012 in Gratitude
Happy New Year! May you and your family’s 2012 be filled with great love, joy and new life experiences throughout the year. I would also like to extend my personal gratitude to my loving family, my talented staff and my fabulous patients. Through all of your kindness and support, I enjoy the ability to follow […]
Read MorePosted December 06, 2011 in Rhinoplasty Recovery
ANSWER: Rhinoplasty should balance form as well as function. A nose that looks good but doesn’t breathe well is not acceptable. Sometimes rhinoplasty techniques can decrease breathing if proper attention to the airway wasn’t taken at the time of surgery. However, sometimes breathing difficulty can be a result of nasal allergies, and no surgery can […]
Read MorePosted November 16, 2011 in CO2 laser skin resurfacing
Wrinkles around the eye area are one of the most common patient concerns in facial rejuvenation. The depth and extent of the wrinkles can vary and as a result, the treatment options can vary as well. When a physician uses any kind of laser, it (the laser) doesn’t automatically know what to do. Therefore, the […]
Read MorePosted November 09, 2011 in Thermage
ANSWER: The term “turkey neck” is a common complaint from both male and female patients. A turkey neck is caused by gradual sagging of the platysma muscle underneath the skin in the neck and it usually means you have a waddle of skin and fat below your chin. Traditionally, the most appropriate long-term solution to […]
Read MorePosted November 04, 2011 in LIGHTSheer™ Duet laser
FPSA (Facial Plastic Surgery Associates) was one of the first plastic surgery practices in Houston to introduce laser hair removal over 10 years ago, but not since then have we been this excited about a new device for this procedure. The new LIGHTSheer™ Duet laser has advanced technology which has brought a major improvement in speed and […]
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