Jason Hamilton -- -unethical completely

So, after having a very bad outcome from a supposedly board certified plastic surgeon, who I later found out was not board certified at all, I started to look for help on realself. Cut to the chase, my nose looked terrible and I didn't really know who to go to to fix it or if it could be fixed and the truth was I had a bit of PTSD after the first bad outcome. After being on here and carefully talking to people I respect and after meeting with five doctors, I chose Dr. Hamilton to repair my nose. Dr. Hamilton was instantly in love with my old nose and wanted to try his best to get that look back. Moreover, he didn't try to sugarcoat things and tell me I was still attractive. He could see the issues and thought he could fix them. When I told him that most doctors I met with didn't know how to fix me, he said, to the effect of maybe they just don't want to, but that is what we go to school for. It was a relief to meet such a compassionate doctor and I instantly booked surgery with him.

I made a little video because to me it's easier to see the improvements on a moving face. My rims were taken out and though most of the doctors were afraid to do so, in case the rims looked strange, absolutely nothing happened. They are like they used to be and I'm so happy the weird position the nostrils were in is now a thing of the past.

So, after being miserable for almost two years and having no real idea what was wrong with my nose, I found a doctor and a solution. This surgery was no laughing matter. I was scared but Doctor Hamilton was totally calm the entire time. Even though I was so nervous, he just literally made me feel like this was not a big deal--surgeries happen every day and this one could happen too. Even after the other doctors said I was still kind of pretty and that nothing could ever be done--he took on my case with a sense of humor and a wonderful attitude. So, I am very grateful to him. Dr. Hamilton explained from looking at my other nose that he thought much of the infratip lobule and the columella had been tucked and was being held in with sutures at my domes. Additionally, I had these two giant and i mean giant grafts that had to come out as well as two rim grafts that had to be removed and to undo the sutures so my tip could get back to it's original more boxy appearance---the length had also been messed with and Doctor Hamilton wanted to add back the missing 6 mm of nose. The entire plan was to restore my previous nose. He also was the only doctor I met with who wanted to help rebuild my missing footplates. I was so grateful to him for saying that. I'm getting my cast off later, and I'm really nervous. Hope you guys are finding solutions to your dreams as well and meeting with doctors who can either get you to your aesthetic goals or help you get back to what you were before an unsatisfactory outcome.