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Best Rhinoplasty surgeon in Brazil?

princesspink17Feb 9, 2017
It is so hard finding photos of work done by doctors in Brazil, I have heard São Paulo is the best for rhinoplasty but would like to know who are the best and what is the prices there like.

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Dr. Jamil Ahmad, MD
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Dr. Summit Kundaria, MD
Facial Plastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
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Dr. Robert E. Zaworski, MD (retired)
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Anetteh91, As we do not have pictures to accompany your question, I will assume that the coloration you have is a bruise.  While these usually do not last one month, it is possible.  With my patients I offer an IPL (intense pulsed light) session for free, which...

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$4000 us a little on the low side.  It may cover surgeries cost alone, but you need to add in anesthesia and surgery center costs to that.  Figure on at least  $2000 more.

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