Rhinoplasty: Experiences and recovery tips?
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Melissa Rivera47 said:I think you’re trying to find a way to make everything convenient and efficient at once, but honestly, man, it just doesn't work that way. You'll have to deal with the actual medical issue through an oral surgeon first, and then you can only even think about the aesthetic side once your nose has fully healed—and that part is strictly something for a plastic surgeon. I know you, you're the type who wants to tackle everything in one go right now, but I'm sorry, it's just not feasible... besides, why not just book a consultation? Then you can hear it straight from them (though they'll probably tell you exactly what I'm saying here...)
Hmm, I actually wouldn't say that... I went in for my own consultation because I need to fix a deviation and also address the cosmetic side, and every single surgeon I spoke to told me they absolutely have to do it all in one single procedure! 😉