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

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

18/05/2026

A quick renovation update of our new ENT & Rhinoplasty clinic with the Optimax Group.

Exciting to finally see the space starting to come together.

The aim is to create a warm, comfortable and premium space focused on comprehensive ENT care, alongside advanced nasal and breathing surgery.

More rooms to share soon 👀

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16/05/2026

Some people only realise their nose is blocked when they exercise.

At rest, they may feel completely normal. But during running, sports or cardio, they suddenly feel like they can’t get enough air and get gassed out much earlier despite being reasonably fit.

This can happen because blocked nasal breathing often forces people to switch to mouth breathing much earlier during exercise.

Common structural causes include:
• deviated septum
• enlarged turbinates
• nasal valve narrowing/collapse

A lot of people assume this is just poor fitness.

Sometimes, it’s actually the nose.

If this sounds familiar, it may be worth getting it checked.

15/05/2026

A lot of people think it’s normal to breathe better through only one side of the nose.

Sometimes it’s temporary. But if the SAME side constantly feels more blocked, it may suggest a structural blockage.

Poor nasal breathing can contribute to:
• mouth breathing
• snoring
• poorer sleep quality
• reduced exercise tolerance
• overall reduced quality of life

In this reel, I share a few simple ways to compare airflow between both sides of the nose at home.

A blocked nose doesn’t always mean completely blocked. Often, one side still has airflow — just noticeably less than the other.

This is the immediate intra-operative view of a complex revision rhinoplasty performed by .ent and Previous threads and ...
13/05/2026

This is the immediate intra-operative view of a complex revision rhinoplasty performed by .ent and

Previous threads and residual filler material were carefully removed, followed by structural reconstruction using diced rib cartilage wrapped in fascia to rebuild the dorsum and tip.

Advanced techniques were used for tip de-rotation and refinement to achieve a more balanced and natural tip position while maintaining a softer, natural-looking tip appearance.

Many patients are surprised to find that threads may still remain intact years later. Previous fillers, threads and internal scarring can significantly affect the tissue condition and make revision surgery more challenging.

A proper assessment is important for anyone considering rhinoplasty after previous aesthetic nose procedures.

09/05/2026

Breathing well through your nose affects more than most people realise.

Sleep.
Exercise.
Energy levels.
Focus.
Quality of life.

Many people have lived with chronic nasal blockage for so long that they assume it’s normal.

It’s not.

08/05/2026

Is rhinoplasty actually painful?

Most patients expect severe pain.
In reality, it is often described more as pressure and tightness rather than sharp pain.

If rib cartilage is harvested, the rib area may feel more uncomfortable than the nose during the first few days — especially with movement.

Recovery varies from person to person, but many patients are surprised that the discomfort is more manageable than expected.

07/05/2026

A quick behind-the-scenes look at the process of building our new private ENT & rhinoplasty OT with the Optimax Group.

From choosing the OT lights and operating tables to planning the endoscopy systems and surgical workflow, every detail was carefully considered in creating a dedicated and state-of-the-art space for advanced nasal and facial surgery.

Grateful for the opportunity and excited for what’s ahead.

05/05/2026

“Why does my nose look a bit unnatural over time?”

Sometimes, it’s not the surgery itself —
but the material used.

Synthetic implants can look defined at first.
But over time, they may move, feel hard or sharp,
and the surrounding tissue can tighten around them.

Cartilage behaves differently.
It adapts, blends, and softens over time —
allowing for a more natural result.

04/05/2026

Is your nose always blocked on one side?

And it never fully improves — even with sprays?

In many cases, this is due to structural issues inside the nose.

That’s why it can persist and not fully clear.

If this sounds familiar, it may be worth getting it properly assessed.

02/05/2026

Great to have Dr Dimas , an ENT surgeon from Jakarta, join us in Kuala Lumpur for a rhinoplasty day.

Always important to keep learning and refining.

28/04/2026

If your blocked nose seems to switch from one side to the other, it’s often related to the nasal cycle — a normal process where the turbinates inside the nose swell and shrink over time.

Most people don’t actually notice it.

But when you can clearly feel the blockage shifting, it often means the nose is already a bit narrowed or inflamed — for example in allergic rhinitis or during a cold.

If one side is always blocked, or it never really opens up properly, there may be an underlying structural issue.

Getting the right assessment makes a difference.

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