It makes me so mad to hear how on caring some of these so called PS doc's claim to be, mine was a
butcher who laughed at me when he saw how bad it turned out, which made it even worse, had all I could do not to end my life, now I'm always depressed, It really hurts when people look at it, some have even gasped, because the end side of my nose shows from being to pushed up, "YUCK"
Thats why stay away from going out in public

So so sad to read about your misfortune. I also wish you would have left your picture up so I could see what exactly you are referring to, though I understand how much courage it takes to even post photos when you don't like your results. Please, to you and the others who have chimed in with their stories of rhinoplasties gone wrong, don't give up hope! I spent 3 1/2 years depressed over the horrendous results of my first rhino and I finally took the plunge with another dr and had a revision just over two months ago. My results are nothing short of AMAZING. There are really good doctors out there--I know because I found one :). Hang in there...

To those of you who think my noselooks good, thank you. However to the last person who so clearly knows nothing about me but wants to toss that term around, I am well aware of what BDD is. Amazingly enough you sound exactly like my doctor and I would not be surprised if you were him or another doctor trolling the site. I do not have unrealistic expectations and since I know what I looked like before and after, you cannot realistically say that my results are good or natural. I did not walk in asking to look like Brad Pitt or Geaorge Clooney. I asked for a narrow bridge and straight profile. I did not get that and if 12 of my friends and family members thought I backedout of the surgery, then the end result cannot be all that different. No one asked him for his vision of what my nose should look like. I requested what I wanted and even if it was wrong, it was not his decision to make. He could have declined the surgery just as easily. And why should a patient have to prove they do not have BDD. If adoctor was truly trained to recognize it, as they are supposedly, then it would again fall to the doctor for failing to recognize it in his patient.

Your nose is so good,natural and fits by your face. if ı were you, I would forget thinking my nose any more. You should have respected your doctor,who did great job. check out what is ''Body dysmorphic disorder.''

I think, every candidate of plastic surgery should be taken to test whether they have Bdd or not by a physican or psychologist. However, while there is a issue which is money. safety and healthy of a person do not outweigh more than bloody money

Your nose is perfect...I only wish I had your results.

I think your nose looks great.

I feel for you, going through some troubles myself with unpleased how the surgery results are turning out. I do want to say I think your side profile looks really beautiful.

same here - got surgery 4 months ago by top-notch Doc and left with what looks like an eggplant on my face.

feels like just wasted a year of my life and it will take a year to recover financially.

somehow it's like you either get butchered or it's a "conservative approach", also thinking about doing 3rd one but now it's really scary and the Doc would have to be world-class.

What was the goal of th surgery? Was it to deproject the tip? I don't think the nose looks bad.