Dr. Kulbersh is always reading current litearture to stay on the cutting edge and improve the outcomes and experiences for his patients. The most common unpleasant issue after facial cosmetic surgery is nausea or even vomiting. Dr. Kulbersh and his team take many precautions to prevent nausea in patients after surgery. There was a recent study published that used a new combination of medication to dramatically decreased nausea after facial cosmetic surgery. At Carolina Facials we will now be using this medication for our patients undergoing facial plastic surgery procedures such as rhinoplasty (nose job), blepharoplasty (eye-lift), facelift, necklift, or browlift in our surgery centers in Charlotte, North Carolina and Columbia, South Carolina. Check out the article below:
Dr. Jonathan Kulbersh is a Board-Certified Head and Neck Surgeon and is fellowship trained in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. His practice, Carolina Facial Plastics, has offices in Charlotte, North Carolina and Columbia, South Carolina, serving the Southpark, Meyers Park, Eastover, Ballentyne, Huntersville, Irmo and Lexington areas.
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