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Craig S. Murakami, MD - Account Suspended

Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon

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BakerJoey
BakerJoey

Positive Experience Considering my Circumstances - Seattle

I say worth it because I had no choice. Dr. M I would trust to recommend to others with my same situation. He performed reconstructive surgery on my nose after I had skin cancer removed. He did a great job and my year of follow up was a success in regards to healing and minimal visible scarring.

Worth It$8,000Rhinoplasty
Angie_M
Angie_M

Happy but with Caveats (with video) - Seattle, WA

This reviewer is affiliated with RealSelf. The views expressed here are their own and do not reflect the views of RealSelf, Inc.Several years ago, in my late twenties, I decided to get rhinoplasty. I had a huge nose that didn't fit my face at all. As I was having my consultation, I found out that I also had a very deviated septum. A large bone spur was pushing my nose to the left. The surgery went fine. Recovery sucked. I was very nauseated the first night, but did not throw up, thank God. I had packing, which was removed after a few days (I compare this to how it might feel if someone pulled worms from your brain). I wasn't able to work for a full week. When all was said and done, I was pretty happy with my results. Loved the hump-free, new nose, though I did have a bump near my tip that hadn't been removed. Fast forward five years. My nostrils had collapsed inward to the point that I had to wear nose strips to breathe at night. I went to see Dr. Murakami in Seattle, who said that too much cartilage had been removed. He suggested moving cartilage from one ear to the worst nostril, so that's what he did. He also removed the bump on the tip of my nose. That recovery was much better and I'm not sure why. He didn't pack my nose, but overall I felt much less tired and sick. That was a few years ago now. I'm quite happy with my nose, though it's nowhere near perfect. It still lists to one side and probably always will. It has a great line, though. My right nostril has since collapsed inward a fair amount. Side that was fixed is still good. I'm not planning on seeking out another revision, so this is it. I hated my original nose so much that, even with all I've been through, my rhinoplasty was still very much worth it to me.You might also want to check out this post I wrote about things I wish I'd known before rhinoplasty. Updated on 7 Oct 2014: Updated on 30 Jan 2015: been meaning to put this up forever    My current profile shot  age 46