“Lemme get a gander at that there schnozzle under your Stetson, partner” might be overheard this week in Houston during Rodeo Rhinoplasty, four days of physician training on every aspect of the nose job.
Houston’s racial and ethnic diversity — providing an international range of noses — makes the city an ideal location for a seminar exploring surgical techniques and modern beauty standards, said Dr. Russell Kridel, a Houston plastic surgeon who founded the annual conference last year.
“What we think is beautiful is changing,” he said. “We have to know that so we can achieve what that beauty is. You can’t think that everyone wants to have a long, thin nose.”
Physicians from across the globe were in Houston through the weekend for Rodeo Rhinoplasty, a conference directed by Houston facial plastic surgeon Dr. Russell Kridel tackling all things nose jobs.
Presentations at the meeting explained how the looks of Beyoncé and other people of color are changing global standards of beauty.
AS SEEN ON FOX 26 HOUSTON – People may be considering making some changes to their appearance, but no one wants to spend all their money on cosmetic surgery.
As seen on ABC 13 Houston HealthCheck with Medical Reporter Christi Myers Thursday, February 25th at 10PM
HOUSTON (KTRK) Looking younger isn’t vanity any more; it’s a way to compete in today’s job market. But fewer people can afford or want an extensive face lift. It’s a look at the procedure people are asking for especially men and it’s called facial fillers. Dr. Russ Kridel talks about how new injectables like Sculptra, Juvederm, Perlane, and other injectable facial fillers have become more popular than ever in the past few years.