I started to shuffle through your photos before I checked anything else. And all I thought was "Wow, that's a great job, that person must be so pleased with the results". Then I checked the text and your "Worth-it-rating" and got really chocked. I can't believe you're unhappy with your results. Of course, I haven't seen how your nose looks with the rest of your face. But your nose looks great!
I saw your article "9 things I wish I'd known before rhinoplast" I ended up reading your rhinoplasty review and saw that video with you talking about your rhinoplasty story. Your nose looks absolutely great! I don't understand what you're talking about when you say that it's flawed and not anywhere near perfect. If I could end up with a result like that I would cry of happiness. It looks great on you, you're gorgeous!
Do you know what makes me feel happy, what makes me keep my head up and keep going with my life? It's people like you, people like you and Angiemcc. You treat me with respect and take my problem seriously, alot of people just laughs at it. It feels alot better when I feel that someone cares for me and take their valuable time to write me a serious answer.
That tip about writing a list about my problems sounds great! I'll definately do that!
Hello!
Thanks alot for your reply, it did help me alot! I really appreciate your help, can't thank you enough!
The thing is, I've researched alot and realised that there is no doctor with a fairly stainless past. They all have terrible horror stories circulating on the internet, all of them!
I do understand that rhinoplasty is a very, very complicated procedure that takes alot of experience from the surgeons side. And that even the most highly skilled surgeon can make mistakes, after all, we're all just humans. (Even though some of those so-called rhinoplasty specialists treat their patients so bad that you doubt that they really are humans and not some kind of heartless aliens invading our planet. I'm sorry for my bad sense of humour) I do know that alot of things can go wrong during the healing process, which is out of the surgeons control. But the thing is, noone of them have enough moral to at least clean up after themselves and perform a revision for free. (Or give a full refund)
When I finally find a doctor who seems like a good one, I find a bunch of horror stories the minute after. This really concerns me, how will I be able to choose in this jungle of rhinoplasty surgeons?
People who knows about my rhinoplasty plans tells me to just get over it, but the thing is. I really can't. I can't live with this nose, it's a fact. But I wouldn't be able to live with a bad nose job either. I'll keep thinking, and try to be enjoy life as much as I can until I turn 18.
If someone even bothered to read all this, thank you, it means alot to me.
I'd love to have some rhinoplasty "good-to-knows" about choosing surgeon etc.
(I'm sorry for some lacking english at some places)
And by the way, I want to thank Angiemcc one more time for wasting her time on helping me, it means alot! You wrote that you've had a rhinoplasty earlier. Among other things you wrote "My story is similar to yours, in that my nose was awful and, even though I've been through one rhinoplasty and one revision, it's still flawed." But the thing is, I don't understand in what way it's flawed if it's you on your profile picture. Your nose looks absolutely great! (That comment came straight out from my heart)
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Do you know what makes me feel happy, what makes me keep my head up and keep going with my life? It's people like you, people like you and Angiemcc. You treat me with respect and take my problem seriously, alot of people just laughs at it. It feels alot better when I feel that someone cares for me and take their valuable time to write me a serious answer.
That tip about writing a list about my problems sounds great! I'll definately do that!
Love from Denmark,
Cass
Thanks alot for your reply, it did help me alot! I really appreciate your help, can't thank you enough!
The thing is, I've researched alot and realised that there is no doctor with a fairly stainless past. They all have terrible horror stories circulating on the internet, all of them!
I do understand that rhinoplasty is a very, very complicated procedure that takes alot of experience from the surgeons side. And that even the most highly skilled surgeon can make mistakes, after all, we're all just humans. (Even though some of those so-called rhinoplasty specialists treat their patients so bad that you doubt that they really are humans and not some kind of heartless aliens invading our planet. I'm sorry for my bad sense of humour) I do know that alot of things can go wrong during the healing process, which is out of the surgeons control. But the thing is, noone of them have enough moral to at least clean up after themselves and perform a revision for free. (Or give a full refund)
When I finally find a doctor who seems like a good one, I find a bunch of horror stories the minute after. This really concerns me, how will I be able to choose in this jungle of rhinoplasty surgeons?
People who knows about my rhinoplasty plans tells me to just get over it, but the thing is. I really can't. I can't live with this nose, it's a fact. But I wouldn't be able to live with a bad nose job either. I'll keep thinking, and try to be enjoy life as much as I can until I turn 18.
If someone even bothered to read all this, thank you, it means alot to me.
I'd love to have some rhinoplasty "good-to-knows" about choosing surgeon etc.
(I'm sorry for some lacking english at some places)
And by the way, I want to thank Angiemcc one more time for wasting her time on helping me, it means alot! You wrote that you've had a rhinoplasty earlier. Among other things you wrote "My story is similar to yours, in that my nose was awful and, even though I've been through one rhinoplasty and one revision, it's still flawed." But the thing is, I don't understand in what way it's flawed if it's you on your profile picture. Your nose looks absolutely great! (That comment came straight out from my heart)
Love from Denmark,
Cass