White Plains Rhinoplasty doctors
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William B. Rosenblatt, MD
New York Plastic Surgeon
308 E 79th St Suite 1D, New York |
210 answers | |
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Robert L. Kraft, MD
New York Plastic Surgeon
112-03 Queens Blvd Ste 205, Forest Hills |
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24 answers |
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Michael Suzman, MD
New York Plastic Surgeon
1 Theall Rd #211, Rye |
23 answers | |
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John E. Sherman, MD
New York Plastic Surgeon
1016 Fifth Ave Suite 1A, New York |
9 answers | |
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Michael H. Rosenberg, MD
White Plains Plastic Surgeon
3010 Westchester Ave Suite 201, Purchase |
6 answers | |
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Neal Goldberg, MD
Westchester Plastic Surgeon
495 Central Park Avenue Suite 305B, Scarsdale |
4 answers | |
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W. Matthew White, MD
New York Facial Plastic Surgeon
NYU Langone Medical Center 530 First Avenue, Suite 7U, New York |
2 answers |
Recent Answers
How can I convince my family that I don't have Body Dismorphic Disorder, but just want to change my nose because I've always been unhappy with it? My family thinks I'm mentally ill and need psychiatric help. I just want a smaller nose! I'm sick of people saying "your nose isn't THAT bad" because I know what it looks like, and I've disliked it for a decade now. They are questioning if having nose surgery would make me happier or more miserable and make me want more surgery.
1- Do you need a rhinoplasty? - no one needs a rhinoplasty, if you do not like the appearance of your nose, and you and the doctor agree on what should and can be done, then it may be good for you.
2-Problem with parents. The solution to that is when you are financially independent, go get your nose done. You do not have to depend upon them.
3- Body dysmorphic disorder. As stated before, this is a psyciatric diagnosis to be made by a professional in that field. If you spend all day worrying about your nose and it prevents you from taking part in normal daily tasks and socialization, then you might fill the bill, but nonetheless, perhaps seeking some counseling with your parents might be helpful.
Good Luck
A year and half ago I got mugged in Albany and I was left with a broken jaw and nose. My plastic surgeon treated the jaw first because it was of more importance. My nose was not realigned because I wouldn't have been able to breathe. As time has passed though I have found it very hard to breathe and extremely frustrating. I went to the ENT and was proscribed Flonase which doesn't really help. It's little crooked, I'm not sure whether to have just Septoplasty or Rhinoplasty with it.
The only one who can answer your question is a doctor trained to evaluate breathing problems. You need a good examination to know what if anything will help.
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It appears as if your desires are reachable. Come and talk to an experienced rhinoplastic surgeon and explore what can be done for you.
