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Why am I Expected to Pay so Much for Revision Rhinoplasty? Shouldn't it be Free or Discounted?(photo)

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I had rhinoplasty done in July 2011. I had my dr. file down the small bump on the bridge % define the bridge more. Yes, I can tell it has been "modified"..but I still have a bump. It's about 1.5-2 mm high, so yes, it's very small. When I press down on it, it feels hard like bone. My dr. & I had discussed a revision surgery. Now, I just thought I only had to pay for the anesthesia fee? Total cost? 2200. 1000 for anesthesia & 1200 for the surgery. Should I pay this? or go to someone else?

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