Posts by Olivia Mendoza27

I know that situation well... I mean, everyone messes up sometimes, and honestly, I think this is the first time he’s ever had an issue like this. Besides, he actually owned up to his mistake and apologized, which, if you ask me, isn't something you see many other doctors doing these days..
That girl is just way too happy with her nose and still thinks he's the absolute best..
I mean, look at how many people are out here complaining about absolutely every single doctor they encounter. I guess everyone should just judge based on their own personal experience. For me, my surgery was great, my nose looks awesome, and I can breathe perfectly fine.. My doctor sees me every couple of days to clean everything out and uses this specialized device to clear my sinuses... personally, I think that kind of follow-up care is a huge plus..👍

I know two girls who had really complicated nasal reconstructions—one was actually on her second surgery and the other was on her third—and he managed to fix things in a way that no other doctor had been able to before.. One of them even opted for silicone implants and she's totally thrilled with the result.

northerntinker13 said:I had a rhinoplasty about six years ago, but they didn't touch my nasal tip because they told me I was way too young—I was only 16 at the time. Now, it feels like my nose is slowly starting to droop... I mean, it's probably just millimeters, but to me, it feels like miles🙂... My surgeon mentioned this happens quite a bit when you don't adjust the tip, so I was wondering if anyone else has dealt with this?
I'm actually planning on going back in for a little touch-up surgery very soon! (And they always give you that lecture about how plastic surgery is addictive, right?😁)

northerntinker13? wtf? 🤔

I didn't have my tip touched either... and mine seems totally fine. You're probably just overthinking it..😉