International Hospital Kuwait
Dr. MohammadBuAbbas Facial plastics, head and neck surgery and ENT care in Kuwait
Consultant otolaryngologist and head and neck surgeon, and Head of the ENT Department at International Hospital Kuwait.
Rhinoplasty in Kuwait
Surgery that reshapes the nose to change its appearance, improve breathing, or both.
Botox and facial fillers
Small injections of botulinum toxin that temporarily soften expression lines, and injectable gels that restore volume or soften folds.
Dr. BuAbbas explains
Short videos in Arabic from his Instagram, each answering one common question.
Consultant in otolaryngology, head and neck surgery and 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
Care across the face, head and neck
Facial aesthetics, head and neck surgery and general ENT care at International Hospital Kuwait.
Dr. BuAbbas assesses each person individually and explains the options, limits and risks
Each consultation starts with your concern, your medical history and an examination of the area involved.
Breathing and appearance, assessed together
Proportion, balance and the whole face
Facial aesthetics starts with how the features sit together. The options, their limits and their risks are explained before anything is decided.
Trained in Kuwait and Toronto
Specialist training in otorhinolaryngology at the Kuwait Institute for Medical Specialization, then a fellowship in head and neck surgery at the University of Toronto.
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