Amazing transformation with Dr Corrado

As with most of you here I have been overly aware of my nose ever since it grew past the childhood button nose... It definitely causes me a lot of anxiety. I actually don't ever take selfies but I'm sure to avoid other peoples photos like the plague. To top things off I have a couple functional issues (for as long as I can remember- no previous trauma) that mean I pretty much only breathe through one nostril and even that nostril doesn't function too well, so I'm accustomed to breathing mostly through my mouth. I have been waiting for a rhinoplasty for SO long but life always got in the way and it wasn't financially possible, now I'm finally in a position to go for it and you can bet I've spent the past couple years researching surgeons within a 2 hour radius of me.

I had my consultation with Dr Anthony Corrado on January 17th and (having pretty much already made up my mind before going in) booked in for the next available surgery date the following day. I know this is a massive no in the surgery world but given all the research and the consult itself I'm confident in my choice of surgeon regardless of the lack of other potential consultations.

Dr Corrado was very confident in his responses to my questions, he was very upfront about what to expect and didn't make any unrealistic promises.

My surgery date is a week out and I'm nervous to get it done but excited to having a functional more aesthetically pleasing nose :]

I wasn't going to add any images but I know how incredibly helpful it has been for me to be able to view everyone else's pictures so it is.

My main concerns from an aesthetic standpoint are the deviation (my nose looks like its being pushed to my left) the hump like bridge with droopy tip, and the large yet elongated nostrils. My surgeon said he did not think I would need to have any work done to the size of my nostrils but if I still dislike the size after surgery it is something that can be done under local anesthesia in office.

Surgery date slightly delayed, now scheduled for Thursday (Valentines day).

The surgery is now early morning so hubby has opted for us to spend 2 nights at a hotel rather than just the one as initially planned. (It's a 3 hour round trip for us assuming no road/weather issues) There is a post op appointment the following morning so this just makes things easier. Would have been nice if the hotel let us move the Monday night booking but we didn't give enough notice. :(

So 2 more days to go....