Posts by Ashley Bishop43

redranger82 said:Seriously, someone please weigh in here—I’m losing my mind sitting at home waiting for an answer. 😁

What I was told after two months was🙂

Kimberly Thompson75, if Glumcic is already going to be working on your eyelashes, you might as well just get the rhinoplasty done at the same time. It’s efficient, right? Also, I’m not totally sure if
Dr. Djepin can handle both of those together, though.

Grace Morales74 said:Oh man, thanks—you actually made me feel a lot better about this. But hey, is there any chance it could be closer to $3,500 - $4,000 since I'm coming from out of state?

No worries at all! I'm just sharing what I went through myself. As for your question, I honestly can't say for sure 😢but logically speaking, the price should probably be different

driftingheron34 said:After doing a whole bunch of digging, I’ve come to the conclusion that Dr. Glumcic might not be the absolute best choice. Don't get me wrong—I'm not saying he's bad or that he doesn't know his stuff. It’s just... his bedside manner? Not exactly his strongest suit. What I mean by that is, first off, the consultations feel pretty rushed. From what I've heard, you basically state what you want, and then he gives you this super brief commentary—he might show you photos of his previous work if you actually ask for them. As for the price, we're looking at around $2,500 cash for a rhinoplasty, and there's zero room for haggling. For international patients, they'll bump that up to somewhere between $3,500 and $4k.

Glumcic is one of those rare clinics that stays incredibly busy. Yeah, he’s got the brand recognition and hands are constantly full because he handles everything from under-eye corrections and facelifts all the way down to Vaser liposuction. There’s nothing inherently wrong with being successful—it doesn't mean his results aren't top-tier. But honestly, with that kind of volume, it feels like you just become another cog in the machine. Because you can't really dig into the details during a consultation, and trying to actually get a moment with him is nearly impossible—you have to book a formal consult, which, obviously, comes with a fee. Also, I can't help but notice that he sometimes does things his own way, kind of brushing off patient requests to just do whatever he thinks looks best. Again, I'm not saying that's "bad" per se, but when you're dealing with aesthetic surgery where every single millimeter counts, you'd think they'd respect even the smallest wish. To me, it feels like...

Basically, Glumcic definitely has business, but I feel like that high volume actually works against him. Based on what I've read from other girls on the forums, and even from people close to me, the whole operation feels a bit disorganized. Like, one girl was complaining that her surgery date got pushed back because the doctor had an "emergency." She later found out it wasn't some medical conference or a trip for another surgery, but apparently just a private vacation. I mean, that’s just not professional, and nobody wants to deal with that kind of unnecessary stress. Plus, if you call the number you get after your procedure, chances are nobody’s going to pick up—especially if you actually need something urgent.

Just like any surgeon specializing in rhinoplasty, Glumcic has his share of fails, big or small. Every surgeon does. But the issue is that when things go sideways, he gets pretty cold and dismissive. You can't even talk to him directly because you're stuck dealing with his nurses via email, and then you end up waiting forever for a follow-up appointment that you usually have to pay extra for. For instance, there were cases where a girl ended up with a hole in her nose because he didn't properly remove a hump, leaving a visible gap, and his response was basically just to say "it happens" and offer to put some filler inside to hide it. So, yeah, you could say the relationship turns pretty sour when things don't go perfectly—and let's face it, things inevitably go wrong sometimes.

Ugh, I seriously cannot agree with this post.

First of all, my consultation was actually brilliant. I was in there for at least half an hour; he explained everything, we agreed on the shape of my nose, he showed me tons of photos, and we even chatted and joked around a bit—I don't even know what else happened, but it felt thorough. And look, paying for a consultation and exam is standard practice everywhere (whether it's a specialist or your regular GP). I don't see anything controversial about that at all.

And the claim that he doesn't respect client wishes? That is absolute nonsense. 🙂 Total rubbish. The man is a complete professional and does exactly what you ask him to do (I talked to about ten women who had nose jobs there, and every single one of them was happy).
Look, there’s always going to be some unhappy crowd out there—honestly, I think people just ask for way too much and expect perfection from everyone.

And as for him having more business than the other guys? That’s pretty simple: he’s actually incredible at what he does 🙂 so it’s a total given that patients keep coming back. Seriously. I can't recommend him enough—if I had realized how amazing this would turn out all those years ago, I would've gone in for Rhinoplasty way sooner.

Betty Kelly16 said:Does anyone know how much an initial consultation with Glumcic runs?

I paid somewhere around $87 for something similar once...

No worries at all, honestly—I'm just glad I could help you out a bit! 🙂

I've still got some lingering dark circles under my eyes, but once I layer on some concealer, you can't even tell!

I actually paid in cash, so I’m not totally sure how the bank transfer thing works (plus, they give you a 10% discount if you pay cash, which is a total win). They have you pay upfront before the procedure starts, which is actually pretty convenient since you're usually such a zombie from the anesthesia afterward anyway...
Just more petljanje then

So, I had my nose surgery about ten days ago with Dr. Glumcic. Honestly? It wasn't nearly as scary as I thought it would be—I didn't deal with any actual pain at all. The absolute worst part is just that weird pressure in your nose and having to breathe through your mouth, but even that’s totally manageable. And getting the packing removed? Totally fine. It takes like two seconds and you're done. I was genuinely bracing myself for something way more intense and painful than this actually turned out to be.

Today's the day I finally get the splint off! I am seriously so stoked—I can't wait to see how my new nose looks 🙂

Maybe give it 2-3 months...

For some quick cash $5933.

Linda Cox2 said:Has anyone actually been to see Glumcic lately?

So, I'm actually heading in for my surgery next week. They gave me a call saying a slot opened up—probably someone else bailed at the last minute, I guess. Not gonna lie, I'm pretty nervous about 🙂

Does anyone know what kind of meds they give you beforehand? Like, something to help take the edge off?

stormyharbor2 said:I already posted in another thread about how this bump popped back up after my surgery. I honestly thought it was just gonna disappear, but it’s actually getting worse by the day 😢 before, it was in the same spot but way bigger and off to the side of my nose, but now it's moved almost to the center—you can really feel it when you touch it. If I pull my skin taut, you can see this white spot, kind of like a massive subcutaneous pimple, but even without pulling, it's super visible. I just can't afford another surgery right now, and I have no clue how this happened since the shaver is supposed to smooth things out and get rid of the bump precisely because of this 👎

Bass, I am so sorry 😢 who did you go to for the procedure?

Man, I really wish I had a carrier like that 🙂 just to keep my figs growing perfectly through everything!

Linda Cox2 said:Does anyone have any clue what the price for Glumicica is right now?

It’s looking like it'll run you somewhere around $2,200.

slydriver56 said:Is it just me, or does anyone else feel like these two people are basically the exact same person? I don't know—they look incredibly similar to me, and even their nose shape after surgery seems almost identical.

I can't really see what's going on in that link—it looks like a broken image or just a dead end on the server. If you were trying to show me something specific, maybe try uploading the file directly or dropping a fresh link? I'm all ears if you want to chat about whatever was in the pic!

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Honestly, they don't even look the same to me—if you ask me, we’re looking at two completely different people. 😕

So, when are you actually doing it? Seriously, I’m sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for you to drop the full breakdown of how it went! 🙂

Amy Brooks17 said:So, I’m heading in this Monday to have the packing removed—my nose is totally stuffed up because there’s just so much gauze and blood and stuff stuck in there, even though I keep trying to clear it out with those nasal sprays. Now I'm starting to freak out a little... does getting the packing pulled out actually hurt? The tampons they put in didn't hurt at all, but now I'm low-key terrified about this part.

Honestly, I didn't even realize they had to pull out packing material 🤦 I thought it was just the tampons! 😬

Where did you have your surgery done?

Megan Sanchez27 said:Hey there!
Does anyone who actually knows the drill mind giving me a heads-up on how long the waitlist usually is for surgery at Glumicica?
Thanks so much

Roughly two months.

Amy Brooks17 said:so
I just had surgery for a deviated septum—no cosmetic work involved—but my nose is so
swollen right now that I'm low-key spiraling thinking my face looks completely wrecked. I am seriously
counting down the minutes until they take these tampons out just so I can check if everything actually looks okay.

My brother went through the exact same thing last year—just fixing the deviation without touching the aesthetics—and his face was terrifyingly swollen too, but everything settled into place perfectly fine eventually.

Honestly, I’m not even that scared of the actual surgery itself; it’s the thought of having those tampons pulled out that’s got me sweating. 🤣

slydriver56 said:Yeah, in less than ten days... 🙂

Oh man, that sounds awesome! Please, please let me know how everything goes once you get that nose job done 🙂 and if it actually doesn't hurt as much as people say 😁

I totally agree that they're a solid choice—they seem really nice, and honestly, even the nurses I dealt with there were super chill 🙂 👍

slydriver56 said:So, who are you seeing? 🙂

Glumicic 😬

You too? When’s your appointment?

crimsonpanther8 said:Definitely stay extra cautious for at least two months.
After about six weeks, my younger son accidentally bumped my head—totally unintentional, of course—and man, I am telling you, everything just went black for a second. The pain was absolutely unreal.
Luckily, my nose stayed in one piece.😁

Oh boy... That actually scares the life out of me. Like, seriously. I really hope I don't end up changing my mind about this. 🤣

Hey there,

So, I've got a nose job scheduled for this June—purely cosmetic, obviously.

I was wondering if anyone knows how long you really have to baby your nose after the surgery? I've got a little one at home who’s basically a tiny whirlwind—loves to poke at me and pull on everything—so I'm honestly a bit nervous about how to manage all that. I know I'll need to be careful, but I'm just trying to get a sense of the timeline.

Thanks for any help!