
autologous is lower risk, not no risk. Some Thai surgeons use cartilage too. If you need lots of cartilage, you need to harvest from rib, ear might not be enough.misscheriebelle wrote:Hmm.. Think for quite awhile maybe i should go do the nose in Taiwan instead though more ex but they using ear cart. from your own body shouldn't have much problem over time like infection or rejection ba.. Of Course it's more ex saw at other forum think it's around 3 K to up to 7K depends how serious it is. Think i must scrimp and save....
my fren have loan from banks with interest as low as 5.5% PA. These loans are usually for ppl to clr their Credit Cards aka fund transfer and you can get as high as 4 times your monthly salary. If needed it is good to have spare for PS as we never know if there is (touch wood) revision or extra procedure needed suddenly.misscheriebelle wrote:Hmm.. Think for quite awhile maybe i should go do the nose in Taiwan instead though more ex but they using ear cart. from your own body shouldn't have much problem over time like infection or rejection ba.. Of Course it's more ex saw at other forum think it's around 3 K to up to 7K depends how serious it is. Think i must scrimp and save....
There're also side effects of autologous such as warping.But long-term wise I heard its safer than silicone. Silicone has a 10% complication rate on patients observed for more than 3 years. I think that was international, so doesnt include asians. Supposedly asians nose skin is actually tougher, so it should be safer to use silicone on asian skin without risking extrusionsaadvark wrote:autologous is lower risk, not no risk. Some Thai surgeons use cartilage too. If you need lots of cartilage, you need to harvest from rib, ear might not be enough.misscheriebelle wrote:Hmm.. Think for quite awhile maybe i should go do the nose in Taiwan instead though more ex but they using ear cart. from your own body shouldn't have much problem over time like infection or rejection ba.. Of Course it's more ex saw at other forum think it's around 3 K to up to 7K depends how serious it is. Think i must scrimp and save....
dr nara is in hatyai not in bkk, you need to catch another plane from bkk to hatyai (air asia). Catch a cab to the hoteltomoya wrote:hi anyone can help in these Q? i have book an appt with dr nara on 1-5 sept 08 for liposuction. wanna check what is the actual address for his clinic. how do i get to his clinic?i will be taking plane think most likely tiger airway as its the cheapest, but there's only terminal at bkk. from bkk how do i get to his clinic? and which hotel is the nearest to go to his clinic.
TIA
i usually book thru sites like http://www.hotelthailand.com. Cheaper than booking directly with the hotel. For directions on how to get to dr nara's from the hotel, refer to page 1 of this thread where i have uploaded a map for you to walk from the hotel to the clinicbuttercookiebb wrote:thanks so much aadvark! u helped alot!aadvark wrote:buttercookiebb wrote:Hihi, my 1st post![]()
i have made up my mind to do alar+ rhinoplasty at Nara.
Would love to ask you guys:
1. Will it be ok if i take flight immediately (like afew hrs later) after the alar+ rhino surgery? as i have booked hotel in BKK.
ans: better not, u will feel drowsy, nose still bleeding first day. better to rest one night at least
2. I read somewhere that Alar will have visible stitches and only able to take off in one week, will it be ok for me to take off in SG clinic? any recommendation?
ans: can remove at most GPs
3. Rhino stitches is dissolveable?
ans: yes
4. If i doing lipo for cheeks and under chins at Nara, do i need to buy any garments?
ans: nara dun do for cheek and under-chin, from what i know
really thanks for any helps
anyone planning to go on mid Sep 08? hope to get some company
sorry to ask, may i know how to book Lee Gardens Plaza Hotel and how much per nite? thks
anyone going on mid Sep? really wish to find some khakis
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