How much does a nose job cost and if you did it, was it worth it (fashion, look)
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A well-received book by a plastic surgeon says a nose job (in particular) should not be done after 40 since by that time, you are too "used" to your nose and it would be too much of a shock.
So you might ask about that. I've had several procedures for comfort reasons and 1/2 were fine, 1/2 were very disappointing and a waste of big money.
Not sure about Turkey. Lots of conflict going on there. My missionary relatives got kicked out.
We WERE going to go there, before Covid. Izmir looked lovely.
My nose works perfectly fine. This would purely be for "vanity" reasons.
I live in Chicago and I actuall work for a large teaching hospital and will soon work for an even bigger one. So I appreciate the recommendation.
My nose doesn't work that great but I won't have it done because I could not go with not breathing out of my nose for two or so weeks. Forget it.
Best suggestion I have is to watch the show Botched, you will of course see botched noses in just about every episode because one doctor does noses, the other boob jobs. A lot of people have had bad nose jobs done, some have had 3 or so bad ones. You can only do it so many times before you become Michael Jackson with no nose left, or a guy on a new TLC show body parts, episode one where he lose his nose to cancer. I imagine Jackson was somewhere in between after all of his revisions failed.
At the very least, you would want to see photos of work the doctor has done.
I know they're not recommended on people younger than early twenties because the nose is still growing. My question would be is there an age where it's risky to do it? Add that to your doctor question list. Have they done them on people your age?
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Originally Posted by dizzybint
Why not go to Turkey.. if thats possible..my daughter is there just now having work done and its more than half the price than the UK..
I'm pretty sure that is where Darcey and Stacey who have a show on TLC went for their last plastic surgery, boob job plus they had veneers done there, don't recall what else.
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According to the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), the average cost of rhinoplasty treatments in 2020 was $5,483. However, the price range for rhinoplasty surgery can range from $3,000 to $15,000, depending on a number of different components. The extent of the procedure and the type of rhinoplasty being performed, for example, will greatly impact the total cost of your surgery.
also saw photos of daughters clinic room and its immaculate with all modern conveniences.. also saw inside the dentists and its more like a top class hairdressers its so nice.. she said again spotlessly clean and professional care... the refused treatment to a boy who was there as his jaw wasnt aligned properly and it has to be sorted but they said for him to come back in a couple of years once his jaw is sorted as it takes time... so they dont go in willy nilly to make money when its not needed or wont work... so he didnt have to pay..only his flight and hotel room had to be paid...
I can't speak to the cost as mine was done through insurance when I was 16 (now 75). I had a badly deviated septum - basically couldn't breathe through one nostril. I had a very unattractive nose as a result of the deviation so the shape was modified at the same time. So if your doctor finds a reason why it is medically necessary you might qualify for a covered procedure.
The recovery was easy. Just expect two black eyes and swelling. I don't remember it being terribly painful and I'm sort of a wimp. So glad I did it!
I like the idea of a teaching hospital. Hopefully there's one near you.
Mine too! I was 26 though. I went to the consult for my septum and the doc said “while I’m in there I can trim it a little” and I was gung ho. It was awesome. I went from a 6 to an 8 in my humble opinion lol. I didn’t have any problems except I tried to get on the treadmill after a couple of weeks against instructions and my nose started bleeding almost immediately.
Unfortunately those insurance nose jobs with septum surgery are a thing of the past.
I read that and agree - unless it's something hideous - just deal with it, especially in older age.
Nowadays its quite fashionable to have a wee bump on your nose. even in Hollywood..Ive noticed some celebs with imperfect noses but they still look good.. I hate my own nose and have always wanted it fixed..
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