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From what I've heard, there aren't any openings until July.
slydriver56 said:Glumicic is amazing. I'm not sure if you've had a consultation with him yet, but if you haven't, you really should go.
I actually saw three different doctors for consultations, and the second I sat down with Glumicic, I just knew he was the one.
He basically figured out my issue without me even having to say much. And look, I’m not being vain—I actually have a pretty straight, normal nose—but he saw immediately that it just doesn't suit my face. The other doctors were all so hesitant, going on about "maybe this" or "perhaps that," and honestly, I didn't even like their work.
Glumicic does the tip of the nose perfectly, even though he hasn't posted those specific photos on his website. His profile work is beautiful, and I was just totally thrilled!

I haven't gone yet, but I plan to. I'm hoping the conversation goes well because, honestly, I'm just tired of overthinking this. I guess the more you dwell on it, the harder it gets.
The only thing that makes me a little skeptical is something I read here about the nurses handling the tape removal and stuff. It seems a bit odd to me; I kept thinking, shouldn't the doctor be the one personally checking the work? Just to confirm everything? It sounds like a small thing, but it's not, especially when we're talking about the face and one of the most delicate procedures out there. I'm a pretty outgoing person—I work in public relations, so maybe that's why I expect a certain level of engagement—but I still feel like a doctor should always maintain contact with their patients, regardless of who they are. I've built up some history with other doctors, and it's really nice when, years later, you can hear a friendly voice on the phone from someone who actually fixed a problem for you and made you happy again.
I hope it turns out that way, because I don't know how I'd handle any complications.
ugh.
Anyway, if anyone else has results from dr. Glumicica, it would be great to swap info—whether things went well or poorly—just so we can help each other out. I usually try to find a silver lining in everything, so maybe we'll even make some new friends :-) It's a small world!
slydriver56 said:Has anyone here actually had surgery with dr. Glumicica? If so, please reach out.
I'm headed there soon and I'm feeling a little bit anxious about it, I guess.
🙂

I'm also scheduled to see dr. Glumicica soon for a rhinoplasty. Looking for any intel you guys might have!
I live over in Linz, and I've sat through a few consultations with doctors here in the States, but when they quote me something north of $5,500, I just don't feel that sense of confidence. It’s not even really about the money, per se, but if I'm paying that much just to be treated like another number on a spreadsheet... maybe I'd rather just give some other doctor a little extra under the table to ensure I'm actually taken care of. I heard dr. Glumicica charges closer to $2,000 for this kind of thing. Has anyone actually gone through with him? Help a girl out. :-))))
Thanks, bye! :-)