DR. FURZE'S AREAS OF EXPERTISE
At his private practice in Newport Beach, California, Alexis Furze, MD, provides a unique standard of care for his patients in Orange County. Dr. Furze is an otolaryngologist who’s double board-certified in facial and reconstructive plastic surgery, as well as head and neck surgery, providing patients with a higher level of expertise and training that involves both form and function.
Dr. Furze has performed more than 15,000 nasal surgeries, including rhinoplasties, septoplasties, and the innovative balloon sinuplasty. The practice specializes in restoring function to patients who are having difficulty with their nasal passages, difficulties that can have a widespread impact on your quality of life.
From runny noses to postnasal drip, structural problems inside the nose can make everyday life uncomfortable. However, through their advanced surgical techniques, Dr. Furze can restore full function.
At the same time that Dr. Furze corrects anatomical or structural issues, they also address cosmetic concerns, providing patients with the best of both worlds. In fact, the practice specializes in reconstructive rhinoplasties, as well as ethnic rhinoplasties, to ensure patients receive the most natural-looking results possible.
For patients who may not be ready for surgery, the practice provides a host of nonsurgical cosmetic tools, including BotoxⓇ and dermal fillers.
If you’d like to learn more about the wide range of plastic surgery and head and neck surgery services at Alexis Furze, MD, call the office or schedule an appointment online today.
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Though it has a reputation as a cosmetic procedure, rhinoplasty (known as a "nose job") often addresses functional breathing issues too. Keep reading to learn how rhinoplasty can fix structural problems while changing your nose’s appearance in just one sur
Do you have a toothache? You might not suspect your sinuses are to blame. However, when your upper molars have a dull ache that’s hard to pinpoint, you may be experiencing sinus pressure rather than a dental issue. Keep reading to learn more!
About four out of five Americans have a minor deformity called a deviated septum, the rigid divider between your nostrils. Most people never notice, but for some, it can create breathing and sinus infection problems. Septoplasty can fix the issue.
