FAQ
I don't know if it's Italian style or otherwise, but I believe that any aesthetic result must be absolutely natural. That's why the outcome of this particular area of medical surgery should be highly elegant!
Yes, of course. It's one of my unassailable principles as I consider the follow-up very important. I think this delicate part of the operation must be checked by the surgeon who carries out the procedure, especially during the first post-operative days. I meet and check my patients over the years following the operation.
I do both together and make sure that, even when the patient comes just to improve the appearance of the nose, she/ he can breathe even better after the surgery. The nose must be beautiful and adapted to each patient's face. In fact, there is no nose that is right for everyone. The nose must be studied respecting the proportions and harmony of the face.
However, we must consider the function of the nose, which is to breathe. Therefore, during the operation it is mandatory to also work on the functional part and make sure the patient also breathes better after the operation.
I normally operate on the body, face and neck, but the face and neck are my favourite parts. I practise blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), facelifts and rhinoplasty, where facial harmony is of the utmost importance.
Yes, that was a very high profile case. I'm proud to say that over the course of my career l've had many similar cases of damage caused by permanent fillers, which - I am delighted to say - I have been able to repair. You can't imagine how many people have been happy just to be able to smile again!
I think that fillers such as Botox® often help to finish and complete an operation and sometimes they can even postpone surgery.
I have extensive experience, built-up over many years, in removing permanent fillers that can cause dramatically negative effects over time.
That's why I only use the best reabsorbable fillers that give the best results and last without the problems of permanent ones.
A natural result should be the goal of every plastic surgeon.
Personally, I care a lot about the result which must be beautiful but natural.
Giving a natural result, surgically speaking, is more difficult and demanding. Let's take the case of a facelift for example. If the surgeon operates only on the skin, without touching the structures that support the skin, you will have a fake and tight face which will tend to sag in a short time.
The surgeon must work on the facial muscles first, then adjust the skin accordingly.
Only in this way is it possible to respect the characteristics of the patient and give good results that last over time. The patient will appear fresher, younger but still her/ himself
