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Insurance procedure closed
After 1 year and an half this nightmare is coming to an end!
The insurer has admitted the damage and I will receive a compensation in few days.
Meanwhile, last month I met a new surgeon. I was very impressed by him, my visit last more than 2 hour and we evaluated every aspect of the procedure. It will be a long operation (about 6 hours) but I hope this time everything gonna be alright.
The insurer has admitted the damage and I will receive a compensation in few days.
Meanwhile, last month I met a new surgeon. I was very impressed by him, my visit last more than 2 hour and we evaluated every aspect of the procedure. It will be a long operation (about 6 hours) but I hope this time everything gonna be alright.
Insurance procedure opening
The hospital has opened the insurance procedure...this is a good news because it is like an admission that something went wrong.Now I have to wait to be visited by forensic insurance doctor to evaluate damages.I hope that everything will be alright...
Bad result confirmed
Just few days ago I received an answer from the President of Italian Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He has confirmed that I have:
1) Inverted V deformity
2) Asymmetrical bridge
3) Pollybeak deformity
4) Bad positioned columella and caudal septum deflected
I have also discovered the the surgeon used absorbable sutures to reduce the tip and now the it is returning to the pre-op situation...at this point maybe it is a good news...because the result is a mess and more the nose is similar to the old one and the better will be!
I have also started legal action because here in Italy the judges orientation about these kind of cases is changing (in support of patients).
Finger crossed!
1) Inverted V deformity
2) Asymmetrical bridge
3) Pollybeak deformity
4) Bad positioned columella and caudal septum deflected
I have also discovered the the surgeon used absorbable sutures to reduce the tip and now the it is returning to the pre-op situation...at this point maybe it is a good news...because the result is a mess and more the nose is similar to the old one and the better will be!
I have also started legal action because here in Italy the judges orientation about these kind of cases is changing (in support of patients).
Finger crossed!