Frequency of Migraine and Sinus Headaches in Patients Undergoing Primary Rhinoplasty: A Clinical Review
Highlights
- Patients seeking primary rhinoplasty have a higher incidence of migraine headaches (MHs) than the general population.
- Rhinogenic trigger points contribute to both migraines and sinus headaches (SHs), which can be addressed during septorhinoplasty.
- Screening for MH and SH in rhinoplasty patients provides opportunities for integrated therapeutic and cosmetic interventions.
- Current evidence supports dual benefits of rhinoplasty in alleviating headache symptoms while achieving aesthetic goals.
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