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Timothy Pingree, MD

Board Certified Otolaryngologist

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Highly recommended!
I came to Dr. Pingree to get his opinion on my nose that had been broken for almost a decade. He knew right away the condition of my nose and put no pressure on me to make a decision. I followed through and the surgery (1st surgery ever) went very successfully. He is personable, professional and calmed all of my anxities. I would highly recommend him!
Worth It11 months Post-Op
My Rhinoplasty Story - Denver, CO
After reading a years worth of plastic surgery stories that have helped and motivated me, I finally have gotten the courage to share my story in hopes that it will help others. To begin, I will say that I've hate my nose ever since I was probably 8 years old or since I could remember. It was large, bumpy, bulbous and always reminded me of a bumpy ski slope instead of a nice, smooth slope. A year ago in May I decided to visit an Ent to discuss my breathing issues. When the doc
I have always disliked the "bump" in my nose but I still wanted to look like me. I didn't want to look like I had plastic surgery either. Doctor recommended a chin implant as well to "balance out the face." The procedure itself was easy, and recovery was not painful but I did have quite a bit of swelling on my chin. One of my nerves around my mouth must've been agitated too because my mouth was somewhat "droopy" for a couple weeks. Now it is completely back to normal though. I
Let me clarify why I only spent $2800.00 on my facial surgery. My doctor did my rhinoplasty after he did medical surgery on reducing my sinuses and fixing my deviated septum, so my insurance covered my nose. I only had to pay for my chin implant/liposuction. Even then, because I had shopped around for surgeon's, I worked a 'cash deal' with him :-) Definitely 7 days out of surgery and I am still in a lot of pain. Mostly because of my chin/neck, not my nose. I really thought