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Maybe Glumcic is being a nationalist by charging based on someone's heritage?? I have no idea where such nonsense comes from. If you book an operation at his clinic, I guess why would he care about where you're from?
I have searched through all the threads regarding rhinoplasty, yet nobody seems to mention how much Klapan charges for aesthetic surgery, septoplasty, or the combination of both. From what I can gather, he refuses to even provide a quote when asked. I guess he’s just built differently if he can operate that way.
My issue involves a deviated septum and a crooked nose. If I decide to go through with it, I would prefer to handle everything at once. I visited a clinic in Seattle where I liked Dr. Vlašić, and she sent me for a few minor tests before scheduling a date. When I showed up for my final appointment hoping to secure a slot, she told me she wanted to try using a nasal spray for two months first. Being naive, I agreed, though I really should have had the backbone to simply tell her I want the surgery done. Based on what I've read, they can perform the aesthetic work alongside the functional correction. I haven't brought it up yet because she always seems to be in such a rush, looking like she’s just praying to make it through the workday.
My plan was to settle things with Orešković so I could finally have some peace of mind. I have a feeling that if I tell this woman exactly what I want, she'll just end up referring me to a clinic in Plano. 🙂
Since my case involves both functional and aesthetic corrections, it might be complicated, so I am interested in the pricing; I am honestly considering looking into private specialists instead. No one will give me a price until they actually examine me—not even a range—and the consultations run about 200-$133...
Does anyone have any feedback regarding costs if you have had both procedures done?
Thanks. I guess I'll take your advice.
If they’re also experiencing frequent urination on top of everything else you mentioned, I guess there's a possibility it could be diabetes. It would likely be type 2 if the individual is older.
I guess it depends. Would the cream actually provide a permanent fix, or is the effect limited to when you're actively using it? Are you speaking from personal experience? 🙂
I have been dealing with this issue for a few years now. It hasn't really bothered me because there is no pain involved. However, whenever I engage in intense physical sports like soccer or basketball and really push my limits, I develop bruises around my big toe—specifically where it makes the most contact with the ground. There is usually a slight stinging sensation or minor soreness the following day. That said, I have noticed that the skin in the area of the big toe and the adjacent part of the foot constantly chafes 🙄. While it is painless, I find it quite concerning. One detail I neglected to mention earlier, which might be relevant, is that I am diabetic, though my blood sugar levels are kept very stable. 😉
Does anyone have any advice or a potential diagnosis before I see my doctor in a month?