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by kwelll » Sun, 29 Jul 2007 8:58 am
Hi DMN,
You wrote:
..."as for the model foubelle posted, to me - she does look like the few noses i saw in dr. jung's clinic. unless, u r actress/actor or models, he seems reluctant to create height bridge n straight side profile."
I wish Dr Jung had told me that only actress/actor/models can have a high bridge and/or straight profile ! When I stepped into his office, I knew exactly what i wanted i.e. (a straight bridge all angles with anterior tip projection) We both agreed my original height between the eyes should remain as it suits my face. Consultation was effective but brief as we both knew what we wanted to achieve with the agreed material.
I also do not see the rational about average people having a less than straight nose with lower height etc unless you have specified you want a nose like that. IMO, it is a case of conforming to his STYLE of work and most people do not realise until after the surgery is over, wait for the deswelling to take place, then WALAH !
From my short experiences at the office, I have met with a few Korean patients who has had 3 revisions (too wide, too low, then finally no change after 3rd revision). Even her granny was visibly upset and yes, the patient herself could not hold back her tears any longer. It seems that when you`re so "good" at your craft, you tend to go with the flow and adopt the same style and be in your comfort zone. I hate to admit some of the noses are cookie-cutter type but if it is his work and the patient is ultimately happy, then so be it. Unfortunately, people are more educated now and what can be done realistically and/or know what we want especially for a revision (nevermind what number) case because you are more meticulous and razor sharp. The risk of complications exists, as does the potential need for revision surgery to improve the initial result. It is essential to find a surgeon who is experienced in this procedure and who clearly understands how the patient wishes to change the nose's appearance.
I am of the opinion that in cosmetic surgery, one has to be precise because it would certainly help the doctor on the surgical table, and ultimately achieve the goal. Without this essential framework, it is only a case of getting what the doctor thinks is best for YOU on YOUR face.
We only have ONE face and we carry it daily 24/7 - treat it with CARE.
Just my 2 cents worth.