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Just wanted to drop a few quick thoughts about my son's rhinoplasty from nine days ago. First off, huge shoutout to Dr. Glumičić and his entire team—those guys are absolute masters at what they do. I will say though, this isn't exactly a walk in the park; you need a serious amount of patience and nerves of steel during recovery. Don't get me wrong, it doesn't actually hurt, it’s just incredibly uncomfortable trying to breathe. If you can handle that part, go for it, because the results are totally worth it. Once again, massive thanks to Dr. Glumičić. He’s hands down the best in the business, no contest.
Dana Alvarez said:I've heard nothing but glowing reviews about Dr. Mladin, so I’m pretty sure you can't go wrong with him. As for Glumičić, people are saying just about everything—good, bad, you name it. Honestly? It’s probably better to play it safe and stick with the sure thing.😉


I’m stuck in a bit of a dilemma right now. I'll have to wait until Joe has an opening for the surgery, but Glumičić already scheduled us for late June. Honestly, if this were just about me, I wouldn't be overthinking it this much, but we're talking about my kid. When it comes to their health, you really have to be certain about whose hands you're leaving them in.😉
Dana Alvarez said:Hey, I’ve got my surgery scheduled with Dr. Joe on June 30th too. Honestly, I'm just sitting here wondering when the first available slot for the actual procedure will be. Hopefully, it won't be too long of a wait.🙄

Thanks for getting back to me. Here’s the situation on my end: my 17-year-old son decided he wants to get a nose job this year. I'm fully behind him on it. He’s got an appointment booked with Joe next week, but we also saw Glumičić recently. We haven't quite pulled the trigger on which surgeon we're actually going with yet.🙂
Can someone break down why some nose jobs involve an incision inside the nostril while others go right under the nose or near the lip? Is it just down to which private clinic or hospital you choose? Also, does anyone know how Dr. Smith's work is over in Revere?🙂