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Dissecting Cosmetic Surgery Rhinoplasty Part II

Part II Over the past couple of years there has been an emerging trend in international travel for cosmetic Surgeries. One of the most common cosmetic Surgeries that is performed internationally is rhinoplasty. The Middle East, South America, Africa, and the Carribean are the most popular places patients go to, to seek cosmetic Surgeries. There are many advantages to cosmetic tourism including, cost efficacy, shorter wait times, the willingness to perform difficult procedures as well as patient privacy. Although this concept seems appealing, there could be serious complications if medical safety procedures are not followed. These complications post-surgery can lead to bacterial infections due to the lack of follow-up appointments and low quality sterilization. To manage and prevent these complications, patients and healthcare professionals can follow certain protocols and tips mentioned in our video. Copyright McMaster University 2020 Like and Subscribe to Demystifying Medicine for your daily dose of scientific content! This video was made by McMaster Demystifying Medicine students Sukhsahij Gill, Katrina Hartmann and Mahima Joshi. References: Pereira RT, Malone CM, Flaherty GT. Aesthetic journeys: a review of cosmetic surgery tourism. Journal of Travel Medicine. 2018;25(1):tay042. Dani A. Colonization and infection. Central European journal of urology. 2014;67(1):86. Melendez MM, Alizadeh K. Complications from international surgery tourism. Aesthetic surgery journal. 2011 Aug 1;31(6):694-7. Green DA, Whittier S, Greendyke W, Win C, Chen X, Hamele-Bena D. Outbreak of rapidly growing nontuberculous mycobacteria among patients undergoing cosmetic surgery in the Dominican Republic. Annals of Plastic Surgery. 2017 Jan 1;78(1):17-21. Farid M, Nikkhah D, Little M, Edwards D, Needham W, Shibu M. Complications of Cosmetic Surgery Abroad–Cost Analysis and Patient Perception. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Global Open. 2019 Jun;7(6) Images and videos: Intranasal Incision (1:32): https://plasticsurgerykey.com/10-clef... Acid Stain (2:03): https://academic.oup.com/asj/article/... Video editing was performed using: https://www.moovly.com/ The use of all other videos and images were from moovly’s free video editing library