The Pearl, Qatar
A small external incision on the columella (between nostrils) grants full visibility of nasal structures ideal for significant reshaping or revision cases. Even when the open rhinoplasty technique is used, in the long term this incision becomes nearly invisible. All incisions are concealed inside the nostrils, resulting in no scars......Read More
Tonsils are two oval-shaped masses of lymphoid tissue located at the back of the throat. They are part of the body’s immune system and play a role in defending against infections, especially during childhood. However, the tonsils themselves can become infected or inflamed. Just like cavities in teeth, an organ......Read More
Adenoids are small, soft masses of lymphatic tissue located behind the nose, near the roof of the mouth. They play a role in the body’s immune defense system during early childhood by trapping harmful bacteria and viruses entering through the nose. However, in some cases, adenoids can become enlarged and......Read More
1. Nasal Reshaping (Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty) Filler injections can correct minor nasal imperfections such as dorsal humps, asymmetries, or saddle nose deformities—without the need for surgery. This is an excellent option for patients seeking subtle improvements or those hesitant about surgical intervention. 2. Perioral Volume Loss Aging can cause volume loss......Read More
1. Facial Volume Restoration Fat grafting is especially effective in restoring volume to the: It helps smooth out facial wrinkles and gives a more youthful, fuller appearance. 2. Correction of Facial Asymmetry For patients with congenital or acquired facial asymmetry—such as after trauma or Bell’s palsy—fat transfer can subtly balance......Read More
There are several types of dermal fillers, each made from different materials and suited for specific purposes. With various types of fillers available, choosing the right one for your needs can be overwhelming. The most commonly used types include: Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance in the body that......Read More
Op. Dr. Cem Dogan
