Wearing a bra that reduces breast volume, keeping your weight under control and doing weight training exercises to lift your breasts are some simple tips that can be done at home and that help reduce the appearance of your breasts, as well as making them firmer. , without needing surgery. These tips work especially for […]
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Orthognathic surgery is a surgery indicated for the correction and repositioning of the jaw and/or jaw bones, in cases of congenital problems, obstructive sleep apnea, facial fractures or temporomandibular disorders, for example, in addition to being performed for aesthetic purposes to leave the more harmonious face. This surgery may be recommended by a maxillofacial surgeon […]
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Surgery to remove the fibroid is indicated when a woman has symptoms such as severe abdominal pain and heavy menstruation, which do not improve with the use of medication, or when she has difficulty getting pregnant or infertility, due to the presence of the fibroid in the uterus. This surgery is usually not necessary when […]
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Surgery for sinusitis is indicated in cases of recurrent acute sinusitis or chronic sinusitis, in which symptoms last more than 12 weeks, and symptoms do not improve with the use of medication. This type of treatment is normally done when sinusitis is caused by changes in the nasal septum, nasal polyps, narrowing of the orofacial […]
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A hiatus hernia is when the stomach passes through the esophageal hiatus of the diaphragm, causing a portion of the stomach to remain in the chest cavity. The esophageal hiatus is the hole present in the diaphragm, which normally only allows the esophagus to pass through. A hiatus hernia, also called hiatal hernia, arises due […]
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Surgery for varicose veins is used when other forms of non-invasive treatment, such as diet or the use of compression stockings, for example, have failed to eliminate or disguise the varicose veins, which continue to cause discomfort and aesthetic changes to the legs. There are several types of surgery to remove varicose veins from the […]
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Treatment for gastroesophageal reflux usually begins with some lifestyle changes, as well as dietary adaptations, as in many cases, these relatively simple changes are able to alleviate symptoms, without the need for any other type of treatment. However, if symptoms do not improve, the gastroenterologist may recommend the use of some medications, which can be […]
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Treatment for tendonitis can be done simply by resting the affected joint and applying an ice pack for about 20 minutes 3 to 4 times a day. However, if it does not improve after a few days, it is important to consult an orthopedist so that a complete assessment can be carried out and the […]
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Any surgery can increase the risk of developing thrombosis, as it is common to remain still for a long time both during and after the procedure, which impairs circulation. The risk of thrombosis is greater in the postoperative period of complex surgery or surgery that takes more than 30 minutes, such as chest, heart or […]
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Surgery for gastroesophageal reflux is indicated when treatment with medication and dietary care does not bring results, and complications such as ulcers or the development of Barrett’s esophagus begin to appear, for example. Surgery for reflux can be performed using different techniques, the most common being laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication, in which the doctor creates an […]
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