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Nasal deformity: what to expect during my first consultation
If you're considering having a nose job to correct any nasal deformities, it may be nerve-wracking to start the process. Fortunately, leading ENT surgeon Mr Joe Marais is on hand to explain what you can expect during a first consultation, from the examination to the planning of the surgery and what happens in recovery.
By Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee
22.01.19
Fertility specialist
What causes chronic pelvic pain syndrome in women?
Chronic pelvic pain syndrome is debilitating pain that some women suffer from. It can be during the menstrual cycle, but not exclusively, and generally, it will last for more than six months. Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee, an expert gynaecologist, explains what causes chronic pelvic pain syndrome and how it may be managed.
By Mr Ali Omar
16.01.19
Obstetrics & gynaecology
Why do I keep getting urinary tract infections? Recurrent UTIs in women
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are never fun, with patients suffering pain while urinating, frequent trips to the toilet, and abdominal pain. The worst part is that some people seem to get them again and again. What causes recurrent UTIs? Expert urologist Mr Ali Omar provides some answers to this common problem.
By Mr Joe Marais
19.12.18
Otolaryngology / ENT
Nasal deformity: when to see a doctor
We can all feel self-conscious about our appearance but if you've grown up with an odd-shaped nose, perhaps you've developed a complex and don't feel comfortable enough to pose for photos or have the confidence to go outside. Expert ENT surgeon Mr Joe Marais describes a nasal deformity and when it may be time to consult a specialist...
By Mr Rajesh Kavia
13.11.18
Urology
How to treat urge incontinence
Do you frequently have a sudden, strong urge to urinate? You may be suffering from urge incontinence! Top urologist Mr Rajesh B.C Kavia is an expert in overactive bladder symptom and recommends lifestyle changes or treatment options to help alleviate the condition...
By Mr David Houlihan-Burne
11.10.18
Orthopaedic surgery
Treating arthritis of the knee
It is estimated that 20% of all primary care consultations are related to musculoskeletal problems and at present, there are over 160,000 hip and knee replacements carried out every year. Mr David Houlihan-Burne talks about the surgical and non-surgical options that are available to treat knee arthritis.
By Mr Joe Marais
04.10.18
Otolaryngology / ENT
Complications, dos and don’ts of septorhinoplasty
Septorhinoplasty is a surgical procedure that aims to reconstruct and correct the nasal septum, both for medical or aesthetic purposes. As with any surgical procedure, there are potential complications to be aware of, as well as an important list of 'dos and don'ts' to follow post-surgery. Mr Joe Marais, a leading plastic and ENT surgeon, summarises these for us.
By Mr Joe Marais
25.09.18
Otolaryngology / ENT
What does a septorhinoplasty involve?
The 'nose job' is a common procedure done for both medical and cosmetic reasons. A septorhinoplasty is one variation which involves correcting the septum as part of the procedure. Mr Joe Marais is a leading rhinologist who specialises in septorhinoplasty procedures.
By Mr Joe Marais
18.09.18
Otolaryngology / ENT
Are there any complications in sinus surgery (FESS)?
In cases where antibiotics, nasal drops, sprays and decongestants have failed to clear a sinus infection or problem (such as chronic sinusitis), it may be advisable to undergo surgery. Expert ENT surgeon Mr Joe Marais discusses FESS, the procedure used for sinus surgery and whether any complications are likely to arise...
By Mr Joe Marais
10.09.18
Otolaryngology / ENT
How is sinus surgery (FESS) performed?
Sometimes nasal drops, antibiotics and decongestants fail to clear a sinus infection, leaving them blocked. Expert ENT surgeon Mr Joe Marais discusses FESS, the procedure used for sinus surgery and whether it is possible to completely cure sinus problems...
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