The Risks of Rhinoplasty: Everything You Need To Know

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Austin-Weston, The Center for Cosmetic Surgery

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@operagroupie 9 ай бұрын

You are still rocking it Dr P. !! Wished I were still living in VA so I could visit for my Botox.

@Austin-weston 9 ай бұрын

Thank you! Please come visit us soon :)

@tiagot6516 4 жыл бұрын

Hi, how are you? I wish that was not true, but I believe that whenever you move your nose and change it through surgery, such as rhinoplasty, the nose and its structures will get worse, weaker, will never be the same as they were before. The nose will now always have the tendency to sink one or more parts of the cartilage or bone structures in which they move or saw or chisel. Among the various divisions of bones and cartilage that exist in the nose, in which they move. When they break the bone or cartilage in a very violent way as an adult, either because the bone or cartilage cells become weaker afterwards, or with less blood supply at the site, or even because of the type of cut they make in surgery, the bone or cartilage does not get loose, but sometimes it slides, and almost always inwards, because of the pressure that the skin and muscles put on its region, or even because the nose anatomy has this tendency and other parts of the body too. Because the bone and cartilage structures become weak and give way, they don't stick together as before. I read about it in an anatomy book that I studied, in the part that talks about bones and cartilage. The more you move, the worse it is, as these body structures become weaker. You can end up losing your nose if you operate it a lot, just like Michel Jackson. He's already been there. I'm also going through this, but in my case, I made the mistake of operating the heel, to correct flat feet. They touched a part that has nothing to do with the problem, which is muscle and tendons a little loose. I needed to strengthen the musculature, not do an osteotomy on the heel bone. And I am still suffering because of that. I had the surgery in 2009. In addition to the surrounding nerves, where they move, sink, along with the nose or the osteotomy that the person due to unhappiness has done, change and you only feel bad things in the region afterwards. In the sensitive part of the nerves. They never look the same again, they get worse. Be careful, and do not do these surgeries where you have osteotomies, these surgeries are just wasted time and headaches. There is no such thing as perfection in this world. And the more we move on a part of the body to change it, and look different from the natural way, with surgeries, the more imperfect we become. It gets worse. Do not do these surgeries, you will have health problems for the rest of your life. Health is very important, believe me. I believe that not even doctors know this, only those who go through it are you know. You can see that they themselves do not operate their nose. They know the theory of how to operate, but once operated, how people get, they don't know. I know this because I heard several complaints from people who made them and even though the surgery was considered '' a success '', they did not like the result and said that if they could go back, they would never have done this surgery and from my own personal experience, in that moved the back of my heel, inward, to make a '' curve in the foot '' and now my step is as crooked as it was and it is bending my whole leg and hip, just like the heel where they moved and the sensitivity the heel was horrible. There are mistakes in medicine, just as there are mistakes in any other profession. And these surgeries are a medical error, it was not even supposed to exist, because of so many complaints they receive. I think they just haven't banned it yet because of the money they earn from them, the basis of harming the health of others. Not all doctors are like that, but most are unfortunately. That is why so many people who do rhinoplasty have a crooked nose afterwards. It is not that the person hit him somewhere during recovery from the surgery, but that the bones where they cut become weak, and slide down afterwards, leaving him crooked. Look at the headache that the person has been getting for the rest of his life. A hug.

@muuezza5588 4 жыл бұрын

so if i have bad and ugly nose how can i fix it without surgery ? :(

@tiagot6516 4 жыл бұрын

Hi, how are you? You can do makeup or moisturize your face and have a nice haircut. More important than aesthetics is health. I prefer to have a simple or normal appearance, but to be healthy, than to have surgeries to "improve" the appearance, and then have health problems. Health is much more important than appearance. And it depends on who sees it too. One person can look at another and find him ugly, but another person can look at the same person and find him beautiful. I prefer people the natural way that they are, in my opinion, their best form, than changed. I think that the more a person changes their natural beauty, it always gets worse. A hug. The important thing is to be a good person and do good to others and do God's will, that is what is the true beauty of the human being and what has real value in life. The rest is superfluous. When people are young they care more about these appearance details. But when you get older, you don't care about these things anymore and you don't even notice it anymore that. A hug.

@tiagot6516 4 жыл бұрын

You're welcome ! It is my obligation. I don't want other people to suffer. A hug !

@asheur9488 3 жыл бұрын

@@tiagot6516 so getting a nose surgery won’t fix a crooked nose? Not without consequences ?

@tiagot6516 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Asheur, how are you? I don't know why I didn't have this surgery on me. So I don't know. However can to give a problem. However, if in nose surgery they have surgery called an osteotomy, it will certainly be a problem later, for the reason I told above. Be very careful. I, after what I'm going through, would never do any of that again. I know people who have undergone these surgeries and have had problems for a long, long time, even today. A hug.