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Revision Rhinoplasty After Being Unable to Breath After First Procedure. - Los Angeles, CA
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I would absolutely stay away from Walden for...
WORTH IT$8,000
I would absolutely stay away from Walden for Rhinoplasty. My nose was left unfunctional and I have been unable to breath since the procedure in 2011. She left me with a very narrow nose and pinched tip. Not to mention it was noticeably asymmetric. When I brought up these issues to both her and Dr. Sherrell J. Aston who was her mentor they were both dismissive, claiming my nose was asymmetric to begin with and the breathing wasn't a problem. I just underwent revision septo/rhinoplasty to correct the mess which involved removing a good deal of scar tissue. I'm still only 5 days post op. Save your money for someone who specializes in noses and is an ENT.
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May 14, 2014
thank you for sharing with us. I hope you'll keep us updated and that your results are exactly what you were hoping for....thanks
May 15, 2014
I am happy your revision was a success. Looking forward yo seeing your results!
May 15, 2014
Thanks for sharing on RealSelf. The photo looks pretty, but if you can't breathe, then what good is that? I'm glad your nose is functional again!
UPDATED FROM D_new_york
7 days post
Cast off today
Swapped it out for some tape until Monday. Pretty swollen. There is swelling over my bridge which looks like a bump but I'm assuming will resolve. There was a spreader graft placed on the left side. I found out there were no spreader grafts used in my initial surgery. Everything looks pretty good so far. I know not to jump to conclusions because of swelling!
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