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Clinic OTORE Face & Balance is an ENT and facial plastic surgery center in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It sits in the Tijuca neighborhood. Dr. Danielle Repsold leads the practice. She trained in otorhinolaryngology at UERJ and UFRJ. The clinic focuses on breathing, sleep, and facial aesthetics. Key procedures include rhinoplasty, septoplasty, and sleep apnea surgery.

A standout focus is functional rhinoplasty. It harmonizes features while preserving airflow. The team also treats nasal polyps, deviated septums, and hearing loss. Advanced tools include Morpheus8 for rejuvenation and Ultraformer MPT for contouring. Post-op care uses photobiomodulation to reduce swelling and speed healing. Dr. Repsold has published research on nasal symptoms and sleep quality. The clinic holds CRM and RQE medical credentials.

Instituto de Otorrino is a specialized ENT clinic in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The center focuses on laryngology, otology, and pediatric ENT care. It runs the only 24-hour specialized ENT urgent care in the city. Founded in 1965, the clinic has nine specialist physicians. Its surgical block has five operating rooms.

A sleep laboratory handles full-night polysomnography. The team performs advanced hearing rehabilitation, including cochlear implants and BAHA prosthesis. Modern rooms are dedicated to microscopy, audiometry, and vestibular testing. The clinic holds TEMOS international accreditation. Patients stay in private apartments with space for a companion.

Rhinoplasty Paulo Crosara is a single-specialty clinic in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. It focuses on closed structured rhinoplasty and otoplasty for children and adults. The lead surgeon has 30 years of experience as an otolaryngologist. Of these, 20 years are dedicated to facial plastic surgery. The team has treated over 1,500 patients. More than 1,100 cases used the closed structured technique.

The clinic holds TEMOS accreditation. Dr. Paulo Crosara was a professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais. He is a member of the International Federation of Facial Plastic Surgery Societies. Procedures take place at hospitals in the Mater Dei Network and Life Center. The surgical approach preserves nasal ligaments to reduce swelling and redness. Patients typically return to light activities within three to seven days.