When most people think of Botox, they think of a “frozen” looking face that they’ve seen on certain celebrities. When Botox is injected by someone highly trained and experienced, the results are truly amazing. Botox works by temporarily weakening muscle activity, which will later prevent and soften wrinkles. There are so many cosmetic and medical… Read More »
NUPodcast: Dr. Henstrom, you are a surgeon, what different specialties are you board-certified with as a facial plastic surgeon here in Utah? Dr. Henstrom: I have two board certifications. My first certification is in otolaryngology, otherwise know as ear, nose and throat. My second board certification is in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. So I… Read More »
Dr. Henstrom is a top facial reanimation specialist in Utah and treats facial paralysis patients with great success. Each situation is different depending on medical history, severity of paralysis, location and individual patient desires. Here are some common facial reanimation procedures at Utah Facial Plastics performed by Dr. Douglas Henstrom. Treatment plans may include one or… Read More »
Dr. Henstrom discusses facial nerve damage information, including causes and treatment options available. There are a lot of different causes of facial nerve damage. Approximately two in every ten thousand people are going to have some kind of facial nerve damage on an annual basis. So this is something that literally effects thousands of people… Read More »
Dr. Douglas Henstrom of Utah Facial Plastics is well known for his expertise in facial nerve reconstruction as well as facial plastic surgery. As Harvard/Mayo Clinic trained expert with over ten years experience treating patients with facial nerve disorders, Dr. Henstrom offers an array of surgical and non-surgical facial nerve damage treatment options to improve the appearance… Read More »
As a facial nerve disorder specialist in Utah, Dr. Douglas Henstrom provides an array of surgical and non-surgical treatments to treat common facial nerve disorders in Utah and for patients all around the country. Facial nerve disorders develop one there is damage to the facial nerve which often causes loss of facial movement and function.… Read More »
