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thanks dr. versace for deciphering that code lol

yeah that sounds like your nose was majorly messed up inside!!!!! aren't you happy it's all fixed now must be such a relief. oh yeah and you don't have to answer this if it's private but did you go through insurance with this? if you did do you know what portion $ wise they paid for it? i'm trying to figure out how much insurance pays for rhino on average i bet it really depends on what surgeon you go to.

Johanna

Thanks so much Doctor for taking the time to put that into English for me. I appreciate it. about the insurance, well my mom paid for the operation, however we still put in through insurance - last time I checked they were basically saying yes, I was very messed up and I needed this this and this (all the procedures to OPEN the nose and not covering this this and this, the procedures to CLOSE the nose. So my mother wrote them a letter saying well? What would you have her do? Walk around with an open nose?? Last time she was denied something and wrote a letter they actually reversed there decision - we'll see if it happens. What they do is give the insurance company a list of all the procedures they will be doing. My nose job had like 8 procedures listed. Some came back right away covered, others "still pending" and others denied. If you're doing it for cosmetic reasons alone you're not gonna get much back. But if there are internal injuries you will get back at least half, and in my case my doctor said they absolutely should be paying 90% because I was severely disabled, but like I said, my mom paid and she's not going to be writing a ton of letters fighting the insurance company. She just wanted me healthy.

Johanna

hi i STILL have circles under my eyes 2 months now to the day after my surgery and my nose is still 100 % numb. Totally normal, or time to call doc for a checkup?

prettything

i'm no doctor but when my sister got surgery she had reconstructive work as well and didn't have bruises longer than a couple weeks. her thing is a bit different as they didn't need to break the bridge and on the other hand her nose was numb a few months at the tip. have you asked your doctor yet? u can just give him a call if u don't want to go to the office yet.

versace

For the complexities of your nose, severe numbness is perfectly normal for several months post-op. Is the entire nose numb or just the nasal tip? Most often you will be experiencing the largest degree of numbness in the tip.

I didn't notice any dark circles under your eyes in your photographs? If you have residual swelling in your cheeks from your nose, which I'm sure you do, this would of course add volume. The volume added would create the illusion of a sunken in area above it, which is right below the eyes. This could give the appearance of circles or shadows under your eyes, is this what you are referring to?

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original_made

This girl was such a sweetheart has she posted anywhere on here or does anyone know how she's doing since she was on here last? I hope she's feeling better.

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f8today

Wow this is such a cool story. thanx for sharing!

king smith

You really need to do some research before you get any plastic surgery. Find out who the local doctors are, make sure they're legit and get info from their former patients. Rhinoceros prob. runs anywhere from 2-10 thousand depending on where you live and who you go to. LA, NYC and Miami are locations that have the most expensive surgeons. With any surgery, difficulties could result (that's something a good surgeon will discuss with you). Remember, plastic surgery should be your choice and nobody else.

robyne00

Just because a surgeon quotes an expensive price does not infer you will get amazing results. Clients are often blinded by spalike atmospheres with pricey modern architecture, free coffee and/or gourmet snacks, attractive (sometimes surgically enhanced) staff members, additional surgical perks, and the like. Research and truthfully satisfied previous clients can help, but a with all surgeries, there are no guarantees.