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Q: What is rhinoplasty?

A: Rhinoplasty, or cosmetic nasal surgery, is also referred to as a nose job, and it is a plastic surgery procedure that improves the shape and size of the nose. The procedure can remove a hump, change the shape of the nasal tip, and straighten the nose. Occasionally, the size and shape of the nostrils can be changed. The goal of the rhinoplasty surgery is often to achieve better harmony between the nose and the other facial features and, often times; even the slightest alteration can greatly improve a patient’s appearance. If the patient has breathing difficulty, Dr. Ajaya Kashyap may perform septal and turbinate surgery at the same time.

Q: Can rhinoplasty be performed at any age?

A: Age may also be a consideration. Many surgeons prefer not to operate on teenagers until after they've completed their growth spurt-around 14 or 15 for girls, a bit later for boys.

Q: How much does rhinoplasty cost?

A: The cost of rhinoplasty surgery greatly depends on your geographic location and how much alteration you want or need to have done to your nose. The average cost does not take into consideration an overnight hospital stay if required. Before you schedule your rhinoplasty, contact our clinic (info@bestrhinoplastyindia.com)

Q: What are the risks of rhinoplasty surgery?

A: Rhinoplasty is a generally safe surgical procedure, but as with any surgery, things can go wrong. The most common risks during a rhinoplasty procedure are infection, adverse reaction to the anaesthesia, and excessive bleeding. There is also the slight possibility that you will need additional surgery in the future. Another risk in regards to cosmetic nose surgery is that you may be unhappy with the procedure - rhinoplasty has the highest rate of revision in cosmetic surgery.

Q: How can I prepare for rhinoplasty surgery?

A: Prior to the rhinoplasty your surgeon (Dr. Ajaya Kashyap) will go over the realistic expectations of your procedure. He or she will determine what needs to be done and the most appropriate methods to use in order to meet your expectations. As far as what you can do to prepare for your rhinoplasty, it is recommended that you don’t take any medications that may inhibit blood clotting or cause postoperative bleeding problems such as aspirin and ibuprofen. If you smoke, it is also recommended that you stop smoking at least a month before your surgery and don’t start again until a month afterward. Smoking greatly slows down the healing process and will extend the time it takes you to recover. This may be a good time to quit smoking altogether.

Q: What can I expect during rhinoplasty?

A: Your rhinoplasty will generally be performed under general anesthesia and the entire surgery typically lasts no more than two hours. Depending on your situation, your surgeon may make an incision across the bottom of your nose between your nostrils (known as the open technique), or in the lining of your nostrils (known as the closed technique). Your surgeon will then removes or rearrange cartilage, and in some cases break and rearrange bone to reshape the nose. Afterward, the surgeon or health care team closes the incisions and your nose is packed with gauze. Usually, a nasal split is also applied.

Q: What is the recovery time for rhinoplasty?

A: Your surgeon will require you to wear a nasal splint for the first 7-10 days after your rhinoplasty. After your surgery, you may have moderate swelling and bruising around your eyes that could last up to two weeks. You should avoid strenuous activity for up to four weeks after your surgery; your physician will let you know when it’s safe for you to return to your daily activities.

Q: What can I expect after rhinoplasty?

A: Results from a rhinoplasty surgery can typically be seen once the swelling goes down and your physician removes the nasal splint. Nasal breathing is also difficult for about 3 weeks after the surgery due to swelling. Most, if not all, of the swelling is gone two months after you have the surgery performed. As your doctor may tell you. You should see your nose becoming more refined over the following months.

Q: What are the alternatives to rhinoplasty?

A: When it comes to alternatives to cosmetic rhinoplasty, there are none. But if you’re looking to improve your breathing you can try using nasal strips as a non-surgical means of correcting the issue.

Q: Does Dr. Ajaya Kashyap have before and after photographs of rhinoplasty patients?

A: Dr. Kashyap has performed thousands of rhinoplasties and has many before and after photographs of his patients. He will be happy to show them during your consultation for your rhinoplasty. He will show you results that may be similar to yours, so that you can have an idea of what your nose will look like after surgery.

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Rhinoplasty, also known as nose surgery, is a cosmetic surgery procedure which is performed for reshaping the nose. It is counted among one of the most commonly performed surgeries for better appearance and look.  It can increase or reduce the size of nose, narrow the span of nostril, change the angle between the upper lip and nose and alter the shape of the bridge or the tip.

The surgery can also coerce the injury or birth defect and also help in reliving breathing problems. In the recent years, it has emerged as one of the most popular procedures among people across all age groups. It is also known as “nose job” or “nose reshaping”.

Nasal or nose tip rhinoplasty procedure

When it comes to tip nose surgery, it is not specific to any ethnicity or age group. Men, women, children and teen can undergo this surgical procedure. For example, older people who wish to slow down the process of ageing on their nose and women who wish to have more feminine nose can choose this surgery.

Those who have unusually rounded ends or dropped tip are usually the right candidates for tip nose surgery. The procedure shapes and smoothen the irregularities. In addition, even people who have broader nose and wish to make it more prominent in the center of the face can opt for this surgical procedure. It is only in rare cases that such characteristics are consequential to injuries and most people who opt for it have had the same nose since the time of birth.

Rhinoplasty surgery cost depends on the type of surgery you will undergo.If you are considering nasal tip surgery then all you need to do is consult a cosmetic surgeon who would guide you correctly.

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Nose surgery is one cosmetic procedure that can help people achieve desirable-looking nose shape and size. There are different reasons for people to undergo this procedure.  In the recent years, with the advancement in the world of medical science, it has become possible for people to get the most effective and desired results of this surgery. Here is a glance into the nasal reconstruction surgery and ethnic nose surgery.

Nose reconstruction surgery

In this type of surgical procedure, the cosmetic surgeon rebuilds the damaged nasal structure with cartilage grafts from the nose, rib or ear of a patient. In some condition, the nose surgeon makes use of a fibrous tissue, known as fascia, from the scalp of a patient. It is used as a soft graft for filling imperfections along the nasal bridge or reshaping the nasal tip.  The surgery is performed on patients who crave for better and improved shape of the nose. It is an outpatient procedure performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the condition of a patient.

Ethnic rhinoplasty surgery

It is a common cosmetic procedure which is performed for refining the overall appearance of the nose of people hailing from different ethnic groups and heritages. The primary objectives of this surgical procedure are to improve the shape of a nose to add more definition to it or to reduce the size of the nose for so that it can achieve right balance with other facial features of the patient. All this is done while respecting and maintaining the ethnic heritage of the patient.

Irrespective of which surgical procedure you might be undergoing, make sure that you choose the nose surgeon with great care as the success of the surgery depends on his or her experience and expertise.

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IMPORTANCE OF GOOD DIGESTION & METABOILSM TO STAY HEALTHY

           There are lots of books, Magazines, Articles etc. are being published on regular basis regarding the Nutritious, healthy and organic food and being read and practiced by Millions of people all around the world on daily basis but still the chart is rising only in terms of various diseases . Why is this so? 

The whole world is Obsessed by Healthy, Macrobiotic food and Nutritious food but still making a habit of implementing Multi vitamin pills, Pills for calcium, pills for iron , vitamin C etc. in their daily routine . Why? 

If one is eating healthy Nutritious food then why they need additional chemical supplements? 

           People all around the globe are now a days more concerned about their physical condition and thus they are opting for more Nutritional, Healthy and Organic food, but the irony is that even after doing so many things and taking so many precautions the diseases are not controlling ,rather the problems like Gastritis , Liver diseases , GERD ,Peptic and Duodenal Ulcers , Improper metabolism etc are on the augment. 
Many will say that this is all because of Stress, Adulteration of food, Pollutions and other such things which I do completely agree with but the genuine Underlining cause is still missing ! 
The statement that Eat Healthy ,organic and Nutritious food to remain Healthy but alone doing so will not solve the problem or make you healthy. 

The Main Things which nobody teaches or speaks about is - 
1. How to Eat? 
2.When to Eat? 
3.What all the things to follow to have proper Metabolism?

Yes, these are the most important things which we all must and should know otherwise even though you eat the nourishing food that is also not at all going to help you . 
These things might seem to be very simple but these are very Important part for the process of Digestion and metabolism. 
Unless and until one not have good and proper Metabolism nothing is going to help. If a person have proper metabolism then the Proper Digestion and assimilation from the gut will be there and then only he or she will not be deprived of Iron, Calcium or essential Minerals and Vitamins. 
# Aahar Pachan in Ayurveda 
The process of digestion is known as Aahar Pachan in Ayurveda. In Ayurveda, any food (ahar) passes through the following:
�Taste (Rasa)
�Uses (Guna)
�Potency (Veerya)
�Metabolism resultant (vipak), and
�Impact (prabhav)


           It is said that rasas undertake gunas and is undertaken by veerya. This is suppressed by vipak and finally prabhav makes all of them resultant. Therefore, when we consume food, we must take into consideration the fact that our food should have calories needed as per age. Similarly calorie intake during pregnancy and lactation and disease or recuperation should also be considered. Calories must come in balanced form in terms of fats, proteins and carbohydrates. Food is consumed as solids or semi-solids and liquids. Salads must be an important segment of food. Water other than juices and milk is needed and must be pure and adequate. 

# Signs of improper metabolism : 
# Primary Signs :Constipation,Mental dullness,Unexplained fatigue,Bad breath 
# Secondary Signs :Gas,Bloating,Coated tongue,Body odor,Dull skin,High cholesterol , Degenerative diseases 
The main aim of Ayurvedic Aahar Pachan or the digestion process should be such that human beings can achieve the ultimate goal of the science. i.e., maintaining health and treating disease. 
# We observing the inhabitants all around the world in their regular routine. They don�t even have time to eat properly.Mostly they are trying to finish the job of eating while on their way to the office.Today's fast lifestyle habits are : 
1.Just grabbing a piece of Sandwich or burger, pizza or anything and eating while walking to their work or running while eating etc.
2.Watching television or reading newspapers and eating .
3.Not chewing the food properly.
4.Eating either too fast or too slow.
5.Mostly drinking plenty of water just before the food or immediately after the food .
6.Going to sleep immediately after the dinner. And so many other such things.

# Do you know how these habits are damaging your health?


           ~ If you do not chew your food properly, then the proper mixing of saliva with the food will not be there. The Saliva contains an Amylase called Ptyalin which does the partial digestion of carbohydrates in the mouth itself. So if you are not chewing the food properly then automatically the first stage of digestion is incomplete. 

           ~ If you are more focused on reading or watching the television during your meal or not sitting properly and peacefully at one place then automatically the proper secretion of the gastric juices will not be there and again will hamper the process of digestion. 

           ~ Drinking water just before the food will kill the appetite and also immediately after the food will hamper the process of digestion because as per Ayurveda water is Guru guna i.e. Heavy and thus should not be consumed immediately after the food . 

           ~ Going to sleep immediately after the food will cause indigestion and can cause so many problems too. 

           Thus, rather than focusing more on Organic and Nutritional stuff , first try to learn the proper process of eating .Whatever you eat either nutritious or not , food or medicines everything has to be metabolize first and then only it will yield proper effect. 

# What Ayurveda Says : 

           Each person has a certain combination of tridoshas, known as his or her prakruti, and this uniqueness of each individual is a concept which is fundamental in ayurveda. If you went to see an ayurvedic healer, they would probably draw up a specialised eating plan based on the various factors such as age and gender, the doshic tendencies that need to be balanced at a given time, the strength of the body tissues and the digestive fibres, and the level of ama (toxins) in the body. The place where a person lives and the season are also factors that affect dietary dos and don'ts. However, there are some universally applicable principles that are important to follow: 
1. Include the six tastes at every main meal
2. Choose foods by balancing physical attributes
3. Choose foods that are sattvic
4. Opt for whole, fresh, in-season, local foods
5. Rotate menus and experiment with a variety of foods
6. Include spices and herbs in your daily diet

# Follow the rules and good health will surely come your way�not quite. In ayurveda, the way in which you eat is just as important as what. The theories are complex, but here are five introductory guidelines to aid good digestion:

1. Eat sitting down in a settled environment, and maintain a good posture.
2. Stimulate digestion before the meal :Weak digestive fire (agni) may lead to fatigue after eating, so before a full meal try eating a one-inch piece of fresh ginger with a few drops of lemon juice and a pinch of salt. This stimulates the saliva and the digestive enzymes, helping efficient digestion.
3. Avoid cold drinks at meals.
4.Do not skip breakfast and avoid heavy food at night.
5.As far as possible eat fresh food.
6. Make lunch the largest meal of the day.
7. Do not eat after 10p.m.

So Simply eating healthy food will not gives proper results. The way of eating the food is also very important.

* Eat Properly Be Healthy ! This is what we want to say !

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FACT: Specialists say we normally loose in a day up to 100 hairs.

CAUSES OF HAIR LOSS : 

- Genetics
- Hormonal Imbalance (Thyroid gland is overactive or under active, Just gave birth)
- Stress
- Chemicals in Shampoos, Conditioners
- Part of an underlying disease such as Lupus and Diabetes
- Have gone major surgery
- Taking Medicines such as blood thinners (also called anticoagulants), medicines used for gout, high blood pressure or heart problems, vitamin A (if too much is taken), birth control pills and antidepressants.
- Hairstyles that puts too much tension on your hair like Pigtails, ponytails (secured by elastic bands), cornrows or winding too tightly onto rollers (especially heated rollers)
- Chemicals used in permanents (also called "perms") may cause inflammation (swelling) of the hair follicle, which can result in scarring and hair loss.
- Scalp conditions such as Fungal infections or Psoriasis


PREVENTION OF HAIR LOSS :

Hair loss in women and men can be prevented or stopped if you take care of your hair and scalp.


- Do not wash your hair with too much hot water.

- If you use any shampoo, use only an ORGANIC shampoo or conditioner.

- Do not comb the hair backwards. Use a good quality brush or comb. Avoid excessive brushing.

- Massage the scalp vigorously for 10 to 15 minutes (until you start to feel hot there) after bathing it with water. This stimulates the blood circulation and strengthens the hair follicles in the scalp and prevent hair loss.

- Coconut oil and castor are very good for hair.

- Boil dry pieces of amla (Indian goose berry) in coconut oil and apply on hair for hair loss prevention.



WHAT/WHAT NOT TO EAT FOR HAIR LOSS : 

1. Protein Grows Hair 

Because the hair is made of protein, a protein deficiency can cause hair loss. Add protein to the diet by including chick peas, soy beans, almonds, nuts, pumpkin seeds. (Hey, You may eat foods which are not only from animal products.)


2. Vitamin C is Needed for Healthy Hair

Vitamin C is also a component of healthy hair. Citrus fruits, such as oranges and lemons, are especially high in vitamin C, as are green peppers. Suggested dosage is 1,000 to 3,000 mg a day.

3. B Vitamins Increase Hair Growth

Biotin and the complex B vitamins are needed to grow hair. B3 helps increase circulation to the scalp, thereby encouraging hair growth. It is best to take a supplement that includes all of the B vitamins, called a B complex supplement, as the nutrients work synergistically.

Suggestions: legumes, eggs, mushrooms, yeast, nuts and salmon.

4. Iron Reduces Hair Loss

The mineral iron helps increase circulation in the scalp as well, which then fuels hair growth. Foods that are high in iron include liver, apricots and raisins.

5. Drink Water to Grow Hair

The hair shaft is comprised of one quarter water. Drink at least 10 cups of water a day to stay hydrated and grow healthy hair.

6. Reduce Alcoholic Beverages to Reduce Hair Loss

Drinking alcohol reduces hair growth. Reduce or eliminate alcohol from the diet and you will see an increase in hair growth.

7. Vitamin E Grows Hair

Vitamin E is another nutrient needed to grow hair. It stimulates the circulation in the scalp and can be taken internally or applied to the scalp.

8. Vitamin A Feeds Healthy Hair

Vitamin A helps create vibrant shiny hair because it works with the fat synthesis in the hair follicles and spurs hair growth. Foods that contain vitamin A include eggs, kale, squash, and carrots.

NATURAL REMEDIES FOR HAIR LOSS : 

1. Coconut Milk

Applying coconut milk to the scalp is a popular folk remedy for hair growth, particularly in countries where people consume and use a large amount of coconut milk in cooking, such as Thailand and the Philippines. 
To use coconut milk on the scalp, apply approximately one-half cup to the scalp and wrap your head in a towel. Leave the coconut milk in your hair for about 30 minutes before shampooing your hair with a gentle shampoo to remove the coconut milk.

2. Rosemary Essential Oil

Rosemary essential oil is a common Ayurvedic remedy that is applied to the scalp for hair loss, according to Melanie A. Sachs, author of "Ayurvedic Beauty Care." To use rosemary essential oil, mix three teaspoons with six teaspoons of a carrier oil such as olive oil, vitamin E oil or avocado oil. Apply the mixture to the scalp and cover your hair with a towel. Leave the mixture on for 20 to 25 minutes before washing your hair with a gentle shampoo.

3. Black Pepper and Lime Juice

Black pepper and lime juice is a common folk remedy to help hair grow, and lime juice is regularly used in Ayurvedic medicine according to Melanie A. Sachs, author of "Ayurvedic Beauty Care." To apply black pepper and lime juice to the hair, blend two tablespoons whole black peppercorns with one-quarter cup of freshly squeezed or natural lime juice in a blender or food processor until the ingredients form a smooth, thin paste. Apply the paste to the scalp and wrap a towel around your head for 45 minutes before rinsing the hair with cool water and shampooing with gentle shampoo.

4. Honey

- Make a paste by mixing olive oil, 1 tablespoon of Manuka honey and 1 teaspoon of ground cinnamon. Apply and massage on the scalp and leave it for 15-20 minutes. Wash off and repeat it for 3-4 times a week.

- Mix one tablespoon honey with one small glass of brandy or vodka and onion juice; rub mixture into the scalp every night, cover with a cap and shampoo in the morning.

- Combine 1/4 cup of onion juice with one tablespoon of raw honey, and then massage the scalp with the mixture every night.

- Massage into the scalp and hair honey with egg yolk. Leave for a 1/2 hour, then wash. This is a common natural cure for dull and dry hair.

5. Wheatgrass juice is one of the most effective remedies against hair fall. It is known to decrease the shedding tendency of hair within a few weeks of regular intake. Aloe vera juice has a similar effect. However, aloe gel can be applied to the scalp too. This is helpful for preventing hair loss due to irritated, dry or infected scalp. After massaging the head with aloe gel, wash the hair with lukewarm water. This can be done twice, every week.



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