Assoc Prof Dr Eugene Wong - ENT & Facial Plastic Surgeon 耳鼻喉与面部整形外科医生

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Assoc Prof Dr Eugene Wong - ENT & Facial Plastic Surgeon 耳鼻喉与面部整形外科医生

Dr Eugene Wong is a Consultant ENT & Facial Plastic Surgeon and an Associate Professor at UMS

19/10/2025

Natural Rhinoplasty Transformation 👃
Performed by .ent and

This is the 4-month post-operative transformation of our lovely patient who underwent using a rib DCF graft, with tip plasty and alarplasty.

She’s very happy with how natural and refined the result looks — enhancing her facial balance while still preserving her own identity.

A huge thank you to our patient for trusting us and allowing us to share her rhinoplasty journey. 🌟

18/10/2025

Rhinoplasty isn’t just about changing how the nose looks — it’s about how it works. 👃
In this case of by .ent and , surgery corrected a deviated septum, turbinate hypertrophy, and nasal valve collapse to restore breathing — while refining the nose externally for a natural, balanced result.

A beautiful nose that can’t breathe well isn’t a success.
And a functional nose that looks unnatural isn’t complete either.
Form and function must always go together.

12/10/2025

Feel one side of your nose is always blocked? 👃
Here are 3 quick ways to check it yourself at home:

1️⃣ One-side breathing test — close one nostril and breathe in (mouth closed).
If one side feels harder to breathe, airflow may be reduced.

2️⃣ Mirror / spoon test — exhale gently through your nose (mouth closed).
Less or no mist on one side means weaker or no airflow.

3️⃣ Spray test — use a nasal steroid spray correctly (prescribed by your doctor), aiming slightly outward.
If one side never clears even after using sprays consistently for a few weeks, it may suggest a structural issue — something physically blocking airflow rather than mucosal swelling from allergies, which usually improves with sprays.

If it’s always the same side, it could be due to a deviated septum, turbinate hypertrophy, or nasal valve collapse.
👉 It’s worth getting checked by a specialist.

11/10/2025

Not every deviated septum needs surgery 👃

Many people are told they have a “deviated septum” after an endoscopic examination or CT scan — but that doesn’t always mean it needs to be corrected.

A mild deviation that doesn’t block airflow or cause symptoms usually doesn’t require surgery, especially if you’ve been breathing well your whole life without realising it.

However, when the deviation causes persistent nasal blockage, mouth breathing, snoring, or recurrent sinus problems, then surgery (septoplasty or septorhinoplasty) can make a real difference in both function and quality of life.

If you’ve tried nasal sprays without improvement, it’s worth getting properly assessed.

Remember — it’s not about how the septum looks on scans or examination, but how well you breathe.
Focus on function, not just findings.

10/10/2025

Thinking of using threads to get a higher nose? Think again. 👃

What many don’t realise is that even so-called “dissolvable” threads often remain completely intact for years.

Over time, they can cause scarring, stiffness, or even a crooked appearance of the nose.

And when these threads eventually need to be removed, it can make future surgical rhinoplasty more complex and less predictable.

If you’ve had threads before or are considering them, consult a qualified rhinoplasty and facial plastic surgeon who understands both the aesthetic and structural aspects of the nose.

👃

09/10/2025

Intra-operative view of a Natural Rhinoplasty by .ent and
This patient had undergone thread lifts a few years ago — all the threads were carefully removed before proceeding with dorsal augmentation using a DCF graft, tip plasty, and alar plasty to restore a natural, well-proportioned nose.

If you’ve previously had thread lifts and are experiencing irregularities or complications, it’s important to consult a qualified rhinoplasty and facial plastic surgeon for proper assessment and management. 👃✨

28/09/2025

It was a real pleasure reconnecting with mentors, friends, and colleagues at the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (EAFPS) conference in Dublin. Always inspiring to share experiences, exchange ideas, and learn from one another.

Had a great time catching up with old and new friends too 👃✨

27/09/2025

Wrapped up the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (EAFPS) 2025 meeting in Dublin 🇮🇪 with my second talk on Asian dorsal augmentation, and also had the privilege of chairing a rhinoplasty session.

Always good to share insights and exchange experiences with colleagues from around the world.

25/09/2025

Finished my first talk at the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (EAFPS) 2025 in Dublin 🇮🇪 — one of the largest global meetings dedicated to facial plastic surgery.

I shared my experience on Asian nasal tip refinement, followed by many meaningful discussions with colleagues, which made it especially enriching.

Looking forward to my next session later this week.

23/09/2025

This is the 1-month result of a by .ent.

Notice the left alar sidewall indentation, caused by an inverted (concave) left lateral crus. This led to weakness of the nasal valve, with visible collapse and nasal obstruction.

The lateral crus was reshaped using a reverse plasty technique, restoring its natural convexity. Externally, the indentation has disappeared; structurally, the valve is supported again — giving both a balanced appearance and improved breathing.

✨ This is why structural rhinoplasty is about more than surface changes — it’s about restoring support. Save and share this post — someone you know may find this helpful.

11/09/2025

Before & intra-op after of a performed by .ent and 🌿

This patient had a silicone implant that was too big and had deviated. Oversized implants can feel heavy, give an unnatural look, and may still move even many years later.

We removed the implant and rebuilt the nose with a DCF graft (rib cartilage diced and wrapped in temporalis fascia). Unlike silicone, DCF integrates with your own tissue and becomes stable after a few months — giving results that are both natural and lasting.

👉 Save & share this post if you or someone you know has experienced silicone implant complications.

25/02/2025

📢 CONTEMPORARY ADVANCED RHINOPLASTY COURSE 📢

🗓 31st May 2025
📍 West Midlands Surgical Training Centre, Coventry, UK

🔹 Take your rhinoplasty skills to the next level! 🔹

This hands-on cadaveric dissection course is designed for surgeons who already possess basic skills in rhinoplasty and septoplasty and wish to expand their expertise in advanced functional and aesthetic techniques.

📢 Early bird registration closes 11th April 2025!
💡 Dissector & Observer places available!

📩 Secure your spot today! Contact us:
🌍 www.medicaltrainingcourses.co.uk
📞 020 3916 6424
📧 info@medicaltrainingcourses.co.uk

🔗 DM us for more details – Limited spots available! 🚀

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