Rhinoplasty: Experiences and recovery tips?
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restlessjackal112 said:Hey, I'd really suggest heading over to Pittsburgh for ENT. I went there myself—via insurance, actually—and they fixed my nose both functionally and aesthetically. The doctor is a chief specialist in ENT and plastic surgery. He also runs a private clinic; I'm not exactly sure about the prices, but I've heard they aren't nearly as outrageous as some other places... anyway, my advice is to do a little digging and maybe book a consultation privately just to see. It's been a week since my surgery, and the bruising is almost gone already! Plus, he straightened the bridge just enough to look natural, because—and I quote—"he doesn't like doing plastic noses that don't suit someone's face." 😁 As for the doctor and the staff, I have nothing but praise—they're so kind, it feels like you've known them for a hundred years, which makes staying in the hospital so much easier. Regarding the most important part—how my nose looks—it's still a tiny bit swollen at the bridge, but honestly, I'm beyond happy with how things turned out. I'll keep you posted on my progress, especially if any issues pop up, though I'm really hoping there won't be any. Based on how things look right now, there shouldn't be a reason for concern.🙂
Anyway, that's just my experience, so you'll have to decide for yourself. As for Indianapolis, I've heard quite a few horror stories from friends and others... everything from the staff down to the surgical results. I can't generalize, obviously, and it would be silly to bash every doctor in Indianapolis, but I just don't have anyone there I'd recommend. If anyone else has had different experiences in Indianapolis, please let us know. 😁 😁
Best of luck with everything.😉
Thanks so much.
I'll send you a DM 😁