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A nose correction (or rhinoplasty) is a surgical procedure that adjusts the shape or size of the nose. The treatment can be both aesthetic and functional, for example to refine the nose or to correct breathing problems.

A turbinate reduction is a procedure in which the inferior turbinates (conchae) are reduced in size to improve breathing through the nose.

An oncology rehab can be followed if you experience discomfort during and after your cancer treatment. You may suffer from side effects such as reduction of muscle mass, increase in fat tissue, osteoporosis, fatigue and mood disorders.

An ear correction (or otoplasty) is a procedure that corrects protruding or asymmetrical ears. The ears are repositioned closer to the head or reshaped to create better harmony with the face.

A deviated nasal septum, also called septal deviation, is a misalignment of the cartilaginous or bony partition inside the nose. This can cause disrupted airflow and symptoms such as nasal blockage, headaches or snoring.

ALIF stands for anterior lumbar interbody fusion. This involves securing the back along the front with a large cage that is placed between the vertebrae.