Rhinoplasty: Experiences and recovery tips?
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Has anyone here had any experience working with Ivo Dzepina or Bojan Ignatovski?
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briskmason42 said:I think that nose looks lovely; I wish mine looked like that. I can see how the bridge is a bit uneven, though—it’s actually exactly the same way mine is. :/
fadedfalcon13 said:Your nose doesn't look bad at all. It's not like they botched it, but you can tell it could be improved. Your profile is fine, and if you just need a simple tip correction, you could probably find someone locally without having to travel to the big specialty clinics. In your case, we're talking about a revision surgery, so choosing the right surgeon is huge. You really need to sleep on it before deciding who to go to, because every revision carries more risk, and if you end up with an unskilled surgeon—which some private practices definitely are—it can lead to disastrous results for your whole face, even if the rest of your nose is straight.
You need a surgeon who has seen a massive amount of patients under their knife, and more importantly, a surgeon whose patients are actually happy. You don't really know anything about these specific doctors yet, because as you mentioned, their websites don't show many photos that would actually help you decide. So, you can't really judge them based on what's online. And don't get me started on surgeons who refuse to show before-and-after photos, claiming it's just "clinic policy." Run away from those people immediately. From what I've heard, Glumičić, Zambelli, and a few others usually show examples that are very similar to your own nose shape. If they won't show you work, just move on. I'm not sure if the staff showed you anything previously, but usually, the response is just, "It's on our website." They do have work posted, but it's mostly very minor stuff, like just smoothing out a profile.
...I'd stay far away from Ostojić. There are stories of girls wanting to end it all because of him, and one girl actually did. In that specific instance, it was about fillers where he injected way too much, causing her face and lips to become completely disfigured.
Kinčl and Veir are plastic surgeons, and I honestly don't see what they could offer when it comes specifically to refining the tip of the nose. It's also a bit confusing why certain surgeons keep popping up in this discussion when there are entire other subforums dedicated to breast augmentations and liposuction.
I personally think Glumičić does a great job finishing the look. It seems to me like he doesn't just lift and shorten the nose, but he actually narrows the width too. Regardless of what some people on this forum claim—that he just lifts, shortens, and uses a cookie-cutter approach—if you look at all the models who have gone to him—women whose entire careers depend on highly visible features like their nose—I don't think any of them ended up with a worse nose after the procedure.
briskmason42 said:I’m dealing with the exact same thing—wide, uneven nostrils and a bulbous tip. How long ago was your surgery? Do you have any specific surgeons in mind, like Zoran Veir, Zambelli, or Davor Džepina? Definitely be careful with your choice this time.