Kimberly Thompson75 said:I’ve got an appointment scheduled with him in about eight months for my rhinoplasty, but honestly, a close friend of mine just went to see him recently and she was absolutely floored! To be fair, all my girlfriends who visited him years ago had the exact same glowing review. I think I just missed my window—every time I tried to book, his schedule was completely packed, so I ended up having to scramble a bit to find a slot that worked for me. If you aren't planning on heading in anytime soon, let me know; I'd be more than happy to check back in and give you a full update on how everything goes for me!😁 And let’s be real—there are definitely going to be some women out there who aren't exactly jumping for joy over his work. But honestly? I have a feeling they wouldn't be much happier if Dr. Borić had gone with "xy" either! It’s just one of those things, isn't it?
Dr. Eeej, thanks so much for getting back to me! I’m genuinely dying to know—when you take on a project, do you just do exactly what the client asks for, or do you tend to pivot and do things your own way? I mean, do you follow their vision to a T, or do you steer the ship toward your own style just to make sure everyone walks away absolutely thrilled with the result? 😲
It’s one thing when a surgeon tells you one thing during a consultation—they're basically just giving you their professional pitch at that point. But it’s a whole different story once you see the actual results after someone has gone through the procedure. There's nothing quite like seeing real-world outcomes; you can look at the experience and say, "Okay, yeah, that's exactly what happens," or "Actually, no, that's not what I was told at all." Real experience always carries more weight than a sales pitch.
I definitely won't be heading that way anytime soon, so just give me a heads-up whenever you can! Honestly, feel free to just shoot me a private message if it's easier for you to remember. Thanks a million! 🙂