Couldn’t be more unhappy with my experience

The one star this office earns is from Alina and that is all. She was very friendly throughout my experience. Besides that, where do I even begin. It is completely 100% my mistake for choosing Dr. Srour for my rhinoplasty. The initial consultation was very short, now that I’ve gone to other consultations (for my revision I need done) I wonder how I even thought to go with him. He didn’t explain hardly anything and I was in and out, but I was so eager to get the surgery, and it was so cheap, I booked it without getting as much information as I should have. There’s also the part where I said, “Well I have a shoot on the 20th if we do the surgery on the 5th will I look okay? His response was “Even then it will be better than what you have now.” ...right, thanks? Very arrogant and rude demeanor. During the surgery, I woke up towards the end and I remember that very clearly. My arms were tied down and I started trying to talk and tell him I could feel what was happening but I wasn’t able to make words, just cry and try to move. He had to know I was awake. It felt like he had a seesaw and was sawing at my nose and I felt EVERYTHING. It still makes me cringe to think about. I didn’t feel well cared for after the surgery at all. I was taken into a side room where I sat for a little while waiting for my ride to show up. Not comforted in any way. I was given a plastic bowl in case I got sick (which I did...a lot). I soon after was wheeled downstairs by the nurse. I was in the middle of the lobby, knew I was about to get sick and asked her to take me somewhere (meaning a corner or something at least so I wasn’t throwing up blood in front of a bunch of people). Her response was “There’s nowhere” and she kept pushing me through the middle of everyone while I was getting sick which was a little traumatic at the very least. She was rude to my roommate that was picking me up as well. I left with blood in my eyelashes, just a complete mess. Besides that, I was given very little information about what to expect after my surgery. I had half a piece of paper on what to do afterwards. As one of my friends put it, “You get more aftercare info than that when you get a tattoo.” I spent so much time Googling or calling because I wasn’t told hardly anything. My recovery was NOT smooth by the way. So cut to my appointments following the surgery. I drove to Beverly Hills for several follow up visits and he talked to me for about 4 minutes at each one. Several months later when the swelling had gone down a lot, I brought up some issues to him because I REALLY did not like how it was healing. He seemed almost offended and his response was, “You have a great new nose.” And that was it and I left. I’m now having to get a revision because not only am I EXTREMELY happy with it cosmetically, and I mean extremely, I seriously feel like it’s ruined my face. It’s affecting my relationship and literally every day of my life I think about it and am so self conscious. Besides that, I have areas that have collapsed due to not enough support, my bridge is way too high, a drooping septum, my nose feels like squish...there is no support. The tip is very uneven, the end is very bulbous, but only on one side. It doesn’t match my features ansI don’t have a day in my life where I can breathe clearly through my nose. I thought there were things very wrong and now having gone and talked to TWO other surgeons, I know there are. I feel bad to leave a review but this was my experience and I just want anyone in my situation to take their time searching for a good surgeon that the think will fit their needs. Equipment is very outdated as well, he has terrible hygiene, and also the way he takes his photos and just..everything. Would not recommend. To anyone. I wouldn’t get a revision for free even if offered because, why go to the place that messed it up in the first place? It seems more like some sort of rhinoplasty mill or something, the whole experience was very traumatic. I’ve recently received a revision from a very good, skilled surgeon and I now know even more all the things that were wrong the first time.