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“Nose job...whys and woes.”

Rhinoplasty: Worth it

Cost: $100
Pain: Uncomfortable
Rhinoplasty satisfaction: Good3 Star Rating: Good
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Why: He is the Chief of HNS services & specializes in Plastics also.

I had a septiorhinoplasty (due to a deviated septum & crooked nose I got from breaking it this past 4th of July) as well as tonsilectomy on 2/26/09 (against most peoples advice). I had them all done at the same time because I couldn't afford the time off needed to do them separately.

I am only 8 days post-op right now but I can tell you that the nose part of the surgery has caused me no issues other than not being able to breath out of my nostrils yet. The only pain I had was when my daughter head-butted me a few days ago! The swelling has gone down some, but not enough for my splint to pop off yet... thats when I will really get to see what was done. Because this was a medically covered procedure, I only had to pay my $5 co-pay (not the $100 it says above; so low because I am an employee).

The nose job did not include any changes to the tip or nostrils because that wouldn't be covered, but I only wanted my bridge to be narrowed, straightened & the bump shaved off anyway so it worked out good tht way. So far I cannot see any change, but everyone else says they can already see a difference even with the spint on. It was an "open" procedure so the tip is still very swollen & puffy; I am told this could take a full year to subside.

I will post an update once I am further along in my recovery & can see some results. Hope this helps someone.

3 days post-op front (not at my best!)
3 days post-op front (not at my best!)
the tip is being pulled up by the tape, it will drop.
the tip is being pulled up by the tape, it will drop.
face, cheeks & bridge very swollen!
face, cheeks & bridge very swollen!

Mar 6, 2009Comments and replies (4)

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Zhanna
1 post
20 May 2009

Hi I live in Sacramento also. I am wondering if you can give me some advice on finding an affordable surgeon? I do NOT have a big nose or a hump, but I have like a ball-shaped nose on the end. Due to this, I know if the surgeon doesn't do a good job my nose will look deformed. Any advice?

tonymia
12 posts
25 May 2009

ha..lucky you...you saved $1000 of dollars.

abca
1 post
16 Jul 2009

Hello I was wondering for the price for a rhinoplasty in Sacramento, without insurance coverage cost with the consultant?

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