MD. PhD. Parviz Aslanov continues to work in the field of closed rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty, especially open rhinoplasty, using innovative rhinoplasty techniques. Dr. Parviz Aslanov, who has been continuing his research in the field of rhinoplasty for about 15 years, pays great attention to fulfilling the beauty preferences of his patients, while not neglecting the preservation of the health and functional structure of the nose.

The nose is an organ that supports the healthy functioning of the respiratory system, allows us to breathe, cleanses the air we breathe, ensures the maintenance of an appropriate level of moisture and temperature for the proper functioning of the lungs and bronchi, and also performs an olfactory function.

There are two main reasons for nose surgery: health problems and beauty, that is, aesthetic problems. To solve both causes, it is important that the patient finds the best doctor and very clearly expresses the problems they face. Since the nose is located in the middle, that is, at the central point of the face, it is one of the most noticeable organs that give expression to the face. The wishes of patients resorting to rhinoplasty for aesthetic reasons are based on the fact that this operation gives a characteristic focus to facial expressions. Even if you turned to Dr.Parviz Aslanov, a doctor with 15 years of experience in the field of rhinoplasty, purely for aesthetic reasons, functional problems of the nose are approached with care. Such examinations as tomography of the paranasal sinuses are necessary for revision surgery; with the help of revision, nasal health problems that you may have, but which you do not suspect, will also be treated.

Sinusitis is one of the most common nasal health problems. Our face has air cavities, called sinuses, in the bones located in the areas surrounding the nasal cavity. Sinuses have important functions from the point of view of nasal health; they perform various tasks, such as moistening the nasal cavity with constant secretions, cleaning the air we breathe, reducing the weight of the head on the body and creating a protective wall from external physical influences.

Sinuses: maxillary sinuses, located on both cheeks, frontal sinuses, located on the forehead, ethmoid sinuses, located between the eyes in the anterior and posterior regions, and sphenoid sinuses, located in the deepest part of the nose, here are 8 sinuses generally, four on the right and left sides. Sinusitis is an inflammation of the nasal mucosa. Symptoms include fatigue, fever, inflammatory secretions from the nose and often severe headache.

Although medication is used for chronic sinusitis, surgical methods of treatment are also used, which have received significant development in recent years. Of course, patients who choose this method are advised to first consult and obtain information from an otolaryngologist who is a specialist in this field.