At My Nose London, we have a particular interest in all conditions and concerns related to the nose. These can include functional problems with your sense of smell (olfaction), nasal obstruction, nasal discharge (rhinorrhoea), nasal polyps, nosebleeds (epistaxis), nasal crusting or whistling.
Alternatively, there may be more of a structural issue causing breathing difficulties through the nose perhaps as a result of an injury in childhood or in later life.
For others there may be more of a cosmetic or aesthetic nose concern – which can have a profound impact on one’s self-confidence.
Having been fellowship trained in both sinus surgery and rhinoplasty surgery, Mr Unadkat understands first-hand the importance of the interplay between function, structure and aesthetics of the nose. Ultimately, our philosophy at My Nose London is to combine this expertise to provide the best possible outcomes for our patients.
Types of Nose Surgery
BEFORE AND AFTER
Mr Unadkat is a consultant surgeon with a subspecialist interest in nasal and facial plastic surgery. He manages the full spectrum of complex sinonasal disorders and is fellowship trained in advanced rhinoplasty and sinus surgery. He is director of My Nose London.
Mr Samit Unadkat FRCS (ORL-HNS) IBCFPRS
Consultant Rhinologist and Double Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon.
Mr Unadkat is a consultant ENT surgeon, specialised in nasal and facial plastic surgery. Within the NHS he works at the Royal National ENT & University College London Hospital– the UK’s national centre for complex sinonasal and facial plastic disorders.
He was awarded the Dr Harold Edwards scholarship as the top-ranking candidate to read medicine at Imperial College London and has won numerous undergraduate and postgraduate prizes. His basic and higher surgical training was conducted in London at several centres of excellence including The Royal National ENT Hospital, Charing Cross Hospital and St Bartholomew’s & The Royal London Hospitals.
Nose surgery is generally safe when performed by a skilled surgeon, but like any surgical procedure, it carries potential risks and complications. These may include infection, bleeding, scarring, difficulty breathing through the nose, numbness or changes in sensation. Rarely, more serious issues like septal perforation (a hole in the nasal septum) or the need for revision surgery can occur. Choosing a qualified surgeon and following pre- and post-operative care instructions can significantly reduce these risks.
Choosing a qualified surgeon and following pre- and post-operative care instructions can significantly reduce these risks. Always discuss potential complications during your consultation to ensure a safe and successful outcome.
