Ask the Doctor: Does the nose grow or get bigger with age?
The nose doesn't technically "grow" in the way that many people think, but its appearance can change over time due to various factors related to aging. Here's what ha...
Ask the Doctor: Does insurance pay for nose surgery (rhinoplasty)?
Whether insurance pays for nose surgery (rhinoplasty) depends on the reason for the procedure: Cosmetic Rhinoplasty: If the surgery is purely for cosmetic reason...
Ask the Doctor: How long does it take to recover from nose surgery?
Recovery from rhinoplasty (nose surgery) can vary based on the complexity of the procedure, the technique used, and individual factors related to the patient's health...
Ask the Doctor: What is considered a perfect nose?
The concept of a "perfect nose" is subjective and has varied over time, across cultures, and between individuals. However, in the context of cosmetic surgery and aest...
Ask the Doctor: What is considered a big nose?
The perception of what is considered a "big nose" is subjective and varies significantly across cultures, historical periods, and individual opinions. It's crucial to...
Ask the Doctor: How much should I expect to pay for a nose job?
Depending on the complexity of your repair, the out of pocket cost of a rhinoplasty (commonly referred to as a "nose job") at Richmond ENT ranges from $5,000 to $10,0...
William Lee Wilkes, MD – March 30, 1941 – July 13, 2022
After a life well lived, William Lee Wilkes, MD passed away peacefully with his beloved three children, Natalie, Kim and Forest on July 13, 2022. Dr. Wilkes was born...
Dr. Armstrong awarded MEDARVA 2022 Patient Choice Award
In honor of MEDARVA Healthcare’s 70th Anniversary Year, 70 physicians received the award including Dr. Michael Armstrong!...
Can a Single Dose Medication Potentially Restore Lost Hearing? We’re Working to Find Out.
FX-322 is a new investigational drug that aims to activate and restore cells in the inner ear needed for healthy hearing. There are no costs for you to participat...
Simple advice from your doctor on avoiding COVID-19 coronavirus
If the NBA is not playing basketball, then I am not going to the gym this week. If colleges are closing, then I am not celebrating in bars and restaurants. If I can...