Unfortunately people who suffer from allergies are keenly aware a new season has kicked off. According to a recent CNNlocalarticle Southern California as well as other states around the country are welcoming in the 2012 allergy season. According to the article over 60 million Americans suffer from allergic rhinitus, according to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. This basically means that when they inhale anything they are allergic to, they suffer symptoms in the nose and eyes. If the trigger of the reaction is pollen (or some other plant substance), the person is said to have “hay fever.” Classic symptoms include itchy eyes, runny nose and clogged sinuses, doctors and experts agree that allergies can even affect your mood. The connection isn’t universally agreed upon – perhaps nasal congestion and the medication-induced drowsiness that comes with many allergy medications could lead people to feel down. But, there is one study that suggest the allergic reaction itself may create a down mood. Allergy season has begun earlier this year, experts say. Dr. StuartKincaid shares with his patients that after many years of suffering allergies it is not uncommon to have drooping eyelids and pronounced bags beneath the eyes which some attribute to the rubbing of itchy eyes during much of the allergy season. Allergy season also brings forth patients who are concerned about their sinuses and wonder if in fact their difficulty breathing through their nose could be more than allergies. For patients were concerned with drooping eyelids and bags beneath the eyes Dr. Stuart Kincaid typically recommends a blepharoplasty for both the upper and lower eye area. This will remove the loose and lax skin from the eyelid as well as remove and tighten the bags beneath the eyes. Patients immediately see the benefit as their eyes become much more noticeable and youthful looking. For patients who are concerned about their nose and possible breathing issues, Dr. Stuart Kincaid may recommend a rhinoplasty combined with a septoplasty. As an experienced ASPSboard-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Stuart Kincaid is uniquely qualified to treat not only conditions that may affect the breathing through the nose, but also the appearance and shape of the nose. Of course, if a patient is suffering from severe sinus problems Dr. Stuart Kincaid may refer the patient to a specialist. Allergy sufferers who are considering plasticsurgeryshould share their concerns with Dr. Stuart Kincaid prior to surgery so that their symptoms can be managed and the patient can have the best cosmetic surgery experience. Become a Fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter More on Dr.Kincaid ___________________________________
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