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The ISAPS estimates that over a million nose jobs are carried out per year throughout the world. This technique has a success ratio that is higher than 96%. Such a rate is possible because of cutting-edge nose-correction devices, methods and skilled specialists. The doctor’s qualification and expertise are crucial for the best outcomes. Let’s find…

Ask a dozen oncologists about cryoablation, and you’ll likely get a dozen nuanced answers. Some see it as a fallback option. Others – especially those working with renal or hepatic lesions – consider it essential. Either way, cryotherapy for cancer has come a long way to become a new professional treatment method. Today, it’s a…

For decades, oncologists have suspected that stress might do more than just lower a patient’s quality of life – that it might, in fact, affect the biology of cancer itself. Though it’s still debated to what extent psychological distress directly impacts tumor behavior, recent insights are starting to clarify the picture. Particularly in studies dealing…

Some patients diagnosed with cancer seek more than standard care. Patients are intending to find more than just treatment. In recent years, private oncology institutions known as luxury cancer treatment centers have grown in number, particularly in countries like the U.S., Switzerland, and Singapore. These centers, often tied to top cancer centers, aim to combine…

A cancer diagnosis does more than challenge the body – it reshapes life entirely. One of the first major decisions a person faces is choosing where to begin treatment. While many hospitals have oncology departments, not every facility is equipped to offer the same level of care. For some, this decision can influence not just…

Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell therapy – better known as CAR-T – has quickly become one of the most discussed innovations in cell therapy for cancer. It works by modifying a person’s own immune cells so they can better recognize and destroy cancer cells. Originally used to treat aggressive forms of blood cancer like acute lymphoblastic…

We tend to think of sleep as a passive activity – something our bodies do when everything else is done. But in reality, sleep is an active biological process that affects nearly every system in the body. And in recent years, scientists have been paying closer attention to the role it plays in cancer prevention….

Cancer isn’t one single illness, and no single method works for everyone. For many years, surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy have been the standard options. But now, newer methods are gaining attention – including some older ideas that have been refreshed through updated tools. One such option is hyperthermia therapy, sometimes called thermal therapy cancer fighting…

A woman’s decision to have her breast implants removed to restore volume and shape before surgery can be for a variety of reasons. Such a decision may be due to a poorly performed operation or failure to obtain the expected results. In this situation, if the intervention was recent, breast implants can be removed through…

In aspects of shaping a person’s appearance aesthetics, nose’s shape is of great importance. Today we will talk about the concept of an aquiline nose and about ways for correcting it evolving surgical manipulation. Roman nose shape is one of the main reasons why hundreds of people worldwide seek professional help for surgical manipulations. 10%…

Cancer doesn’t have a single cause, and there’s no universal shield against it. But over the years, researchers have built a clearer picture of how certain behaviors may play a role in cancer prevention. Some risk factors are out of our control – like genetics or age – but others can be shaped by how…

For many men, hearing the words “prostate cancer” sparks a mix of fear and confusion. It’s a condition that becomes more common with age – especially after 50 – but it’s also one of the most treatable forms of cancer when found early. And thanks to improvements in screening and care, men today have more…