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22/04/2026

The final part of our Rhinoplasty Q&A series is now live.

This one covers the questions people often think about last, which include risks, revision surgery, and how long results last.

If you've been thinking about the possibility of rhinoplasty, it's definitely worth a read!

https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/news/quanda/rhinoplasty-qa-part-5/

What are the risk of rhinoplasty and how common is revision surgery? Professor Ilankovan answers key questions about safety and long-term results.

11/04/2026

Part 4 in our Rhinoplasty Q&A series is now live.

This one focuses on results - how much change to expect, why small adjustments matter, and how your nose settles over time.

If you've ever wondered what rhinoplasty can realistically do, this is worth a read.

Get all the details in our latest blog post:
https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/news/quanda/rhinoplasty-qa-part-4/

What can rhinoplasty realistically achieve? Professor Ilankovan answers common questions about results, swelling, and what to expect after surgery.

31/03/2026

Part 3 in our Rhinoplasty Q&A series looks at a question we’re often asked — what’s the difference between rhinoplasty and septorhinoplasty?

It’s not just about appearance. For some patients, breathing and function is the main reason for surgery.

In our latest blog post, Professor Ilankovan explains how these procedures differ and what that means for you.

Find our more on the website: https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/news/quanda/rhinoplasty-qa-part-3/

What’s the difference between rhinoplasty and septorhinoplasty? Learn how each affects breathing, function and recovery and results.

16/03/2026

Here's the second in our Rhinoplasty Q&A series.

Recovery is one of the first things patients ask about when considering Rhinoplasty: how long it takes, what swelling is normal, and when you can return to everyday tasks and routines.

In Part 2, we answer some of the most common questions about the recovery period after surgery.

Read this informative blog post on our website: https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/news/quanda/rhinoplasty-qa-part-2/

Part 2 of our Rhinoplasty Q&A series explains what to expect during recovery, including swelling, nasal blockage, exercise, flying and returning to work.

26/02/2026

We’ve put together the first in a new Q&A series covering what patients most often ask before deciding whether to proceed with Rhinoplasty — from recovery and risks to long-term results.

Straightforward information to help you make an informed decision!

Find out all the details in our latest blog: https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/news/quanda/rhinoplasty-qa-part-1/

Considering Rhinoplasty? Read our Q&A covering recovery, breathing, scarring, risks and long-term results at Wentworth Clinic.

17/11/2025

𝐑𝐄𝐏𝐀𝐈𝐑𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐃𝐀𝐌𝐀𝐆𝐄𝐃 𝐓𝐄𝐄𝐓𝐇

Chipped, cracked or worn teeth can cause sensitivity, discomfort, and changes to your bite.

We’ve composed a brand new blog that explains the most common types of tooth damage and the treatments we offer here at Wentworth Clinic— including composite facings, veneers, crowns, bridges and implants.

If anything feels 'not quite right' with a tooth, getting it checked early can make a big difference..

Read the full blog here: https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/news/cosmetic-dentistry/repairing-broken-worn-teeth/

A straightforward guide to repairing everyday tooth damage, including worn edges, chips and fractures, with advanced treatments available at Wentworth Clinic.

13/08/2025

When we meet patients considering nose surgery, one of the most common questions we hear is: what’s is open and closed rhinoplasty? Here’s a simple explanation:

* Open rhinoplasty – A small incision is made between the nostrils, along with internal incisions. This allows the surgeon to lift the skin to have a clear view of the nasal structure, often needed for more complex reshaping.

* Closed rhinoplasty – All incisions are made inside the nostrils, leaving no visible scar. This approach can be suitable for less complex procedures and may mean a slightly quicker recovery.

Our surgeon will recommend the approach that’s most suitable for your needs.

Find out more about our nose correction and reshaping surgery on the website:

For Men: https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/cosmetic-surgery-men/nose-reshaping/

For Women: https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/cosmetic-surgery/nose-correction-surgery/

31/07/2025

Considering Nose Surgery?

Whether it's to improve facial balance, restore the shape of your nose after injury, or address long-term breathing issues, rhinoplasty may be an option worth looking into.

In our latest blog post we explain what's involved, who it may help, and what to expect from the recovery process.

📖 Read the full post on our website: https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/news/general/rhinoplasty-guide-for-men-women/

Thinking about nose correction surgery? Learn about common reasons for rhinoplasty, recovery, and how we approach treatment at Wentworth Clinic.

16/07/2025

Ear Correction Surgery isn't always about appearance. For many people, it's about correcting issues from birth, repairing damage, or feeling more comfortable about how they look.

In our latest blog post, we explain the different types of Ear Correction Procedures, who they may help, and what to expect after surgery.

Read more on the website: https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/news/general/ear-surgery-what-to-expect/

12/06/2025

Did you know that over 35% of skin cancer in women appears on the lower limbs – (between the hips and the feet) (Source: The Guardian)

It’s a reminder that skin cancer doesn’t just affect sun-exposed areas like the face and shoulders. Women are often surprised to find lesions on the legs, particularly around the calves and ankles, and even between the toes.

If you notice a mole, sore, or rough patch that’s new or not healing, don’t ignore it.

At Wentworth Clinic, we provide expert surgical removal of skin cancers, with supportive follow-up to guide you through healing.

🗓 Book a private consultation at our Bournemouth clinic https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/skincare/skin-cancer-surgery/

08/06/2025

Did you know that skin cancer doesn’t always look like a mole. It might appear as:

– A sore that doesn’t heal
– A raised patch of skin
– A scaly or crusty area
– A spot that bleeds or itches

At Wentworth Clinic, we offer expert diagnosis and surgical removal of facial skin cancers – with follow-up care designed to help you heal comfortably and effectively.

Early treatment leads to the best results. Find out more today:https://wentworthclinic.co.uk/skincare/skin-cancer-surgery/

🗓Appointments available at our Bournemouth clinic.