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Dr. Mohammad BuAbbas, Kuwait

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Consultant otolaryngologist and head and neck surgeon, and Head of the ENT Department at International Hospital Kuwait.

Facial plastics,head and necksurgery andENT carein Kuwait

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Facial aesthetics

Facial aesthetics

  • Rhinoplasty/01

    Surgery that reshapes the nose to change its appearance, improve breathing, or both.

  • Botox/02

    Small injections of botulinum toxin that temporarily soften expression lines.

  • Facial fillers/03

    Injectable gels that restore volume or soften folds, with an effect that fades over time.

  • Otoplasty/04

    Surgery to reshape ears that stand out from the head.

About

Consultant in otolaryngology,head and neck surgeryand facial plastics

Dr. Mohammad BuAbbas is a Fellow of the European Board of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, and a Fellow of Head and Neck Surgery, University of Toronto. His areas of practice include facial plastics and aesthetics, head and neck oncology, and general ENT.

Head of the ENT Department, International Hospital Kuwait

Dr. BuAbbasassesses each personindividually and explainsthe options, limitsand risks

Ear specula in a steel tray

Each consultation starts with your concern, your medical history and an examination of the area involved.

About Dr. BuAbbas

Ear, nose and throat

OTO

stands for

the ear

From the Greek ous, the ear. Otology is the study of the ear, of hearing and of balance.

RHINO

stands for

the nose

From the Greek rhis, the nose. Rhinology is the study of the nose and sinuses, of breathing and of smell.

LARYNGO

stands for

the throat

From the Greek larynx, the voice box in the throat. Laryngology is the study of the voice, the airway and swallowing.

Formfollowsfunction

Practice

Care acrossthe face, headand neck

Procedures

Facial aesthetics, head and neck surgery and general ENT care, with each person assessed individually and the options, limits and risks explained at consultation.

Facial aesthetics

Approach

Proportion,balance andthe whole face

A plaster head on a stand
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Facial aesthetics starts with how the features sit together. The options, their limits and their risks are explained before anything is decided.

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Training

Trained inKuwait andToronto

Portrait of Dr. Mohammad BuAbbas
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Specialist training in otorhinolaryngology at the Kuwait Institute for Medical Specialization, then a fellowship in head and neck surgery at the University of Toronto.

About Dr. BuAbbas
  • Head of the ENT Department
  • Fellow, European Board of Otolaryngology
  • Head and neck fellowship, Toronto
  • International Hospital Kuwait

How a consultationworks

  1. Get in touch

    Request a consultation by WhatsApp or through the contact form, and say briefly what you would like to discuss.

  2. The consultation

    Dr. BuAbbas listens to your concern, reviews your medical history and examines the area involved.

  3. Options and risks

    The possible approaches, what each involves, the limits of what can be achieved and the risks are explained, so you can decide in your own time.

  4. Treatment and follow-up

    If you choose to go ahead, the plan, preparation and aftercare are set out with you, and follow-up visits are arranged.

Request a consultation, or message on WhatsApp with a short question.

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