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tests
United States160 Posts
The surgery is for both aesthetical and functional purposes. I have a really bad deviated septum, which directly interferes with my breathing. Also, the shape of my nose has bothered me since childhood. Self-confidence is of the essence of living a successful and happy life, and I feel like the shape of my nose correlates with it. Thank you for reading and I hope I can get some advice!!   | ||
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Skilledblob
Germany3392 Posts
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PassionFruit
294 Posts
Don't use the yellowpages. That's all I know about plastic surgery. | ||
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Moloch
Canada222 Posts
I would recommend seriously looking into it. The difference even a slight improvement to breathing can make is huge. | ||
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Newbistic
China2912 Posts
On May 13 2012 15:51 PassionFruit wrote: Self-confidence problems will not be fixed with a nose job. I feel the deviated septum reason seems like a bit of a sidewinder rationalization to cover up the fact you really just want an aesthetic nose job given that you've grown fine past childhood despite your "breathing problem." But it's your choice. Don't use the yellowpages. That's all I know about plastic surgery. Don't listen to this guy, being psychoanalyzed by strangers over the internet rarely works out well. You should know yourself best. Other than that I can't help you lol. | ||
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Naid
Sweden73 Posts
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jodogohoo
Canada2533 Posts
so yes, for medical reasons or not, it's totally legit to do it. now if it's a small imperfection... then maybe not, and it does cost some cash sooooo at the end of the day in my opinion it's a cost benefit decision and the benefits are quite legitimate nvm D; can't find research to back up my claim | ||
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Kickboxer
Slovenia1308 Posts
On May 13 2012 15:51 PassionFruit wrote: Self-confidence problems will not be fixed with a nose job. I feel the deviated septum reason seems like a bit of a sidewinder rationalization to cover up the fact you really just want an aesthetic nose job given that you've grown fine past childhood despite your "breathing problem." But it's your choice. Don't use the yellowpages. That's all I know about plastic surgery. What a clever comment. I guess dentists should just stop giving kids braces, you can eat food with crooked teeth just as well. On topic, my gf has had a nose job a couple years ago and she is extremely pleased. Keep in mind the procedure is for life and can easily be botched by a reckless or bad plastic so you should take your time and visit several reputable clinics, talk to the surgeons and see if they are pros or hacks. A good doctor won't rush you into it and he will be able to recommend a shape that isn't copied off Heidy Montag but is actually tailored to your face. The more natural it looks the better. Don't be cheap about it, a good plastic charges a lot of money. My advice would be to find a couple medical or nose job forums and really take your time to see which doctors received feedback from thrilled patients and which ones get flamed a lot, also take a close look at the before & after photos of their patients. Then go talk to at least two doctors and choose the one that is taking it easy and seems to be genuinely concerned about your face as opposed to your money. After it's done you're good to go in 14 days or less. With a good job, chances are you will look a lot better if your nose is too large or particularly distorted now, because this draws attention to it instead of the pleasant parts of your face. My gf easily went from 8 to 9 with the job ^_^ I'd say this can be a really good choice if you find an above average doctor - and a really bad one if you're sloppy or cheap about it and end up being messed up by some newbie or "mass production" doc. Gl with your new beak! | ||
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Jonoman92
United States9103 Posts
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Jonoman92
United States9103 Posts
On May 13 2012 16:17 jodogohoo wrote: so yes, for medical reasons or not, it's totally legit to do it. now if it's a small imperfection... then maybe not, and it does cost some cash sooooo at the end of the day in my opinion it's a cost benefit decision and the benefits are quite legitimate nvm D; can't find research to back up my claim haha nice! If only everyone on the internet was like this in regards to backing up what they say. | ||
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domane
Canada1606 Posts
On May 13 2012 16:01 Newbistic wrote: Aside from the part about self-confidence, I also get the sense that aesthetic improvement is your main goal of having surgery. Is it?Don't listen to this guy, being psychoanalyzed by strangers over the internet rarely works out well. You should know yourself best. Other than that I can't help you lol. I think a more important question is how much does your nose bother you? | ||
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Michaels
419 Posts
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salito
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Djin)ftw(
Germany3357 Posts
Anyway, if you think it will benefit you, make you more handsome/confident or just improve your overall quality of life, then do it, why do u ask. The procedure is afaik pretty disgusting but not particularly painful (and even it was, who cares) | ||
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Sacrieur
United States32 Posts
Oh, and for the record: there's a name for people who don't care what other people think about them. It's psychopath. | ||
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plated.rawr
Norway1676 Posts
Even though it has some functional issues, I suppose. | ||
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diehilde
Germany1596 Posts
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tests
United States160 Posts
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Skilledblob
Germany3392 Posts
On May 14 2012 08:44 tests wrote: Thanks for the responses. I was hoping to get responses from people who actually had the surgery. well what do you want to hear? "The septum and nasal passages are lined with a layer of soft tissue called the nasal mucosa. To repair the septum, the surgeon works through the nostrils, making an incision to separate the mucosa from the underlying cartilage and bone. The doctor trims or straightens the bent cartilage and then replaces the mucosa over the cartilage and bone." ( googled that passage ) Then they'll stick plastic pieces and sand filled balloons up your nostrils to fixate the pieces so they stay in place. Most likely you'll have to stay a few days in hospital so they can keep an eye on you. After a few days the doctor will pull out the balloons and start hoovering the snot out of your nose. And some days later you are good to go home with a protector on your nose, that'll have to stay a few days | ||
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Snaiil
Sweden312 Posts
It's scary though because if I change it, there's no turning back. I don't even know how I would look with a normal nose, and what if it doesn't look natural at all? I really want to get a nose job, but at the same time it's really scary. Ugh, decisions... | ||
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tests
United States160 Posts
To put it into simple terms, was the surgery justified? As stated earlier, I am looking for responses from people who have either experienced the surgery first hand, or know someone else that has. Any help would be much obliged. | ||
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ecstatica
United States542 Posts
Now thats health benefit part. I absolutely oppose the cosmetic aspect of it. I cant justify doing it for cosmetic reasons, esp if youre a guy. Look at Sean Penn or that jewish actor from the Pianist. They have like ugliest noses in history of mankind (aside from mine). Man up yo. | ||
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tests
United States160 Posts
On May 14 2012 11:50 ecstatica wrote: Im like 99% positive having one of your nostrils partially blocked is horrible for your health. I mean, dont even research yoga stance on this, its absolutely essential for proper breathing techniques and bodily functions. But even traditional medicine always suggests an operation, its a widely accepted solution. My friend went for it when he was 27 or so, he said it made a world of difference. I need to do it but Im a pussy. Now thats health benefit part. I absolutely oppose the cosmetic aspect of it. I cant justify doing it for cosmetic reasons, esp if youre a guy. Look at Sean Penn or that jewish actor from the Pianist. They have like ugliest noses in history of mankind (aside from mine). Man up yo. As stated in the OP, the functional AND cosmetic reasons are important for me. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Thank you for your kind suggestions though. | ||
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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
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Antimatterz
United States1010 Posts
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NonFactor
Sweden698 Posts
Why is it such a stigma to get plastic surgery for the sake of your selfconfidence? | ||
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Djin)ftw(
Germany3357 Posts
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Nizzy
United States839 Posts
my boss had some sleeping problems because his jaw didnt set right, they had to crack/break his jaw and he was in serious misery for about 6-8 weeks while it all healed up. He also had braces that just came off before the surgery too, looks completely different and feels way better being able to sleep during the night. A few weeks of pain for a longtime of happyness, i say do it! good luck! | ||
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