Dr Furr fixed my twice broken nose, and I couldn't be happier. I never thought I would have a nose that wasn't busted up and crooked. I have a straight normal nose now. Doctor for does a lot of revisions for other surgeons, and he does a lot of rhinoplasty, so I felt comfortable having him operate on me. A well respected plastic surgeon recommended I see him for rhinoplasty.

I had the 1st surgery (open) to reduce my collapsed (right) nasal valve, along with septoplasty and nasal turbinate reduction. I can breath!! So worth it. During that first surgery, I asked him to trim my columella, which fixed so over projection, buuuut made my previously little dorsal hump MUCH more prominent. My surgeon is awesome— the 2nd surgery was closed and quick, and swelling and bruising has cleared up super fast. I’m happy because I feel like Dr. Furr maintained the character of my nose, just...better. Even though my breathing was significantly better, I wasn’t super stoked with how my nose looked after the first surgery. Now that the hump is gone, I feel like I have the length I wanted, with a much more graceful profile. It isn’t perfect, and it’s still a little swollen—95% of swelling resolves by 3rd week post op—I feel like it looks subtle and natural. I didn’t tell anyone I did it, my boyfriend took care of me and my baby-beak at home (both times). Now that I’ve left the house, I’ve gotten “you look pretty, did you get a haircut?” —but no “you got your nose done!” At this point, I’m very pleased :) Updated on 11 Apr 2019: I’m posting this, because I think honest representation on this platform (in particular) are crucial. In my “after” pictures yesterday, I buffed out 2-3 major facial blemishes (zits) before posting. The two pictures I’m posting today were taken within the first 10 minutes of waking up, less than 1 minute apart.Neither photo has been retouched whatsoever. At not even 3 weeks after dorsal hump removal surgery, swelling (especially in the morning) is still a thing, though it seems to lessen throughout the day. Lighting is (almost) everything. Also, please forgive my bedhead mullet.

Dr. Furr was great. I was pretty nervous about the procedure, and wasn't even sure I wanted to do Botox. He was very reassuring and patient, spent a lot of time with me explaining how it works and made the procedure painless and fast. I would definitely recommend him to friends! I plan on going back in a few months after the Botox wears off.

I had my nose job last year and now I'm about a year out and love the results. through the process dr. furr was professional but approachable (and even answered all of my 100 emails lol) and unlike other doctors he spent as much time with me in his office as I wanted. I would recommend him in a second!

My procedure and experience at Legacy Good Samaritan hospital was fair and average overall. I don't have complaints and felt the nurses did a good job while I was at the hospital. The pain with the procedure was average and comparable to previous procedures. There was a delay in the surgery and although that was frustrating for me as I didnt eat all morning, I understand that those things happen and are out of the control of others.