tinkerbell88 wrote:Dear NPP,
The Botox was done before the STL and that was inclusive. I do not know if that will be a regular thing. I doubt it will cost $1k. That's very expensive.
Let us all know how you get on in your quests! There's no harm shopping around some more!
Non-Perfect Perfectionist wrote:Hihi TheyCallMeHollywood~ ^^
I really really appreciated such detailed reply you've written me! You've been really kind! =D
and OMG! Lost 11kgs just by exercising/diet?! How long did it take you to shake those kgs off? I'm really impressed with your determination!
You seem very much a person whom knows very well what you want in life and go all your way to accomplish each and every one of them. I salute u~!
I have been trying to lose weight (need to shake off at least 6kgs) but nothing at all seem to work for me so far~ =( Very demoralising..
About Braces:
Gosh.. I'd better get mine done soon. I know nothing much but I'm sure it'd definitely be much better to still have my real teeth intact! Does your family know of any good dentist in JB to recommend?
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Yea.. Dr Woffles Wu really does tagged his services with very high prices. He's like a celebrity plastic surgeon here in Singapore.
Thank you for your advises, I'd definitely do up more research and seek more opinions from different dermatologists and plastic surgeons.
Also thank you for the link to more informations on beauty products! =D
Read earlier you intended to travel to Thailand to have your PS done during the first two weeks of August. That's pretty near soon. I wish all turn out PERFECT for you! =D
Dear TheyCallMeHollywood~Non-Perfect Perfectionist wrote:TheyCallMeHollywood wrote:Non-Perfect Perfectionist wrote:Hihi TheyCallMeHollywood~ ^^...........
Dear TheyCallMeHollywood~
hmmm.... was it just me? I could only see what you'd quoted from my last post to you but not reading any of your words? =9
terrie35 wrote:Hi, Theycallme Hollywood,
Hey, I am in LA now. Since you have rhino done, what is your advice for someone who has the silastic implant removed for fear of infection (the tip is left untouched)? Should a second rhino op be considered or leave it as it is?
You are right, it is hot.....TheyCallMeHollywood wrote:terrie35 wrote:Hi, Theycallme Hollywood,
Hey, I am in LA now. Since you have rhino done, what is your advice for someone who has the silastic implant removed for fear of infection (the tip is left untouched)? Should a second rhino op be considered or leave it as it is?
Hi Terrie 35,
Sorry for late reply - I am not a plastic surgeon so this is just my general thoughts - if you had a rhinoplasty operation before, and you have had the implant removed- as long as the nose have healed you can usually do a revision augmentation.
May I know the cause of complication in the first case? Silastic implants are supposed to be well tolerated since it is "inert" i.e. our body doesn't react to it.
ps/ LA is too hot right now. Even South East Asia feels kind of cooler : p
okay... well if your nose is fine now and you want to do rhinoplasty again it should be okay if the nose has recovered. EVERYONE is depressed/anxious after plastic surgery because of the swelling and the fact that you look different. You need at least 6 months minimum to see the full effect, especially for rhinoplasties .terrie35 wrote:You are right, it is hot.....TheyCallMeHollywood wrote:terrie35 wrote:Hi, Theycallme Hollywood,
Hey, I am in LA now. Since you have rhino done, what is your advice for someone who has the silastic implant removed for fear of infection (the tip is left untouched)? Should a second rhino op be considered or leave it as it is?
Hi Terrie 35,
Sorry for late reply - I am not a plastic surgeon so this is just my general thoughts - if you had a rhinoplasty operation before, and you have had the implant removed- as long as the nose have healed you can usually do a revision augmentation.
May I know the cause of complication in the first case? Silastic implants are supposed to be well tolerated since it is "inert" i.e. our body doesn't react to it.
ps/ LA is too hot right now. Even South East Asia feels kind of cooler : p
Oh, I removed the implant after 6 weeks because it was high and I didn't look good and ny eyes were stretched....maybe I should have given it time to deswell ....anyway was frightened off because a friend had hers infected and had to have it removed so I thought the sooner I remove mine, the better.
for rhinoplasty, the no.1 factor in success is not implant choice, but surgeon's skills/methods. if you have a good surgeon who had many many experience with cases like yours, the chances of s great rhinoplasty is best.terrie35 wrote:Oooo...longer to deswell, huh? It was such a depressing period to wait for the nose to deswell...it already took me at least 3 weeks before I could go out without a mask.....this really puts me off.
What do you think of silastic implant? Have you seen anyone who had such implant for years ? Did the nose contract with the implant still in? I am wavering between silastic and ear cartilage implant, silastic being my first choice.
By the way, what did you have for rhino implant?
Lol~ I don't have an ipad, but trust me I can fully understand your frustration, I'd long given up making any post or typing any msg too long via my iphone~TheyCallMeHollywood wrote:Non-Perfect Perfectionist wrote:Sorry - my iPad messed up. Its very hard to type on those things. Anyway about braces: will try to give you some recommendations via PM when I call my relatives in Singapore by end of the week.....TheyCallMeHollywood wrote:
tinkerbell88 wrote:Dear NPP,
Did non-invasive stuff mostly. Ulthera face(ultrasound facelift), fillers to my cheeks and Botox to my forehead and jaw at the clinic mentioned earlier. May plan for PS sometime, but nothing at the moment. Can't deal with the downtime seeing that I have work demands at the moment. Maybe in few years...
hi, I am a Korean consultant of cosmetic surgery. if you need some information about nose job or something else you may ask to me through email.shoop wrote:hi, i'm interested in getting a nose job and some other procedures in S.korea. but how do i get info about it? from where? from whom? and cost of the procedure? how do i overcome the language barrier?
jasmine, do you speak Korean?jasminechang wrote:hi, I am a Korean consultant of cosmetic surgery. if you need some information about nose job or something else you may ask to me through email.shoop wrote:hi, i'm interested in getting a nose job and some other procedures in S.korea. but how do i get info about it? from where? from whom? and cost of the procedure? how do i overcome the language barrier?
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