Hi Vern,Vern wrote:Dear forumners,
I just had a nose job done with Prof Somyos Kunachak from Yoskarn Clinic in Bangkok. I'd like to share with everyone that I'm really VERY VERY PLEASED with the final result. It's even better than what I expected!
Although my bridge is not that low to start with, I had a rather bulbous and round tip, plus broad nose at the sides.
I had a very detailed consultation with Prof Kunachak (about 45 mins) in which he examined my nose very carefully, and told me what would be the outcome that would suit my face shape, what would be natural, and what not. He also recommended a chin implant so as to balance out he whole face. I hadn't gone prepared to do chin implant but took his suggestion anyway. And I'm very glad I did!
All in, I had an L-shape implant to raise my original bridge just a bit higher, tiplasty as well as alarplasty. Plus the chin implant. I did everything under G.A, and heard from nurses later that dorctor took close to 5 hours to do the job!
There was some swelling at the beginning but now at almost 2 weeks post-op, I'm really really loving my NEW NOSE. It is smaller, more defined and "sharper"; and all these without compromising the overall very "natural" look. I'm just so pleased I decided to go ahead with Prof Kunanchak despite the hefty price tag (it was about US$3500 for the nose jo alone, and US$1000 for the chin).
It is a huge amount of money, but I feel it's well-spent cos the final result is even better than I can ever imagine! Prof Kunachak, besides being a surgeon, is also very much the aesthetic artist -- which is why he took so long to just study my nose in relation to my whole face, at the beginning.
I stayed at Aphrodite Inn (which is also linked to Yoskarn Clinic) for about 6 days after the surgery, and I enjoyed very good post-op care with Prof Kunachak and the nurses who came by once and twice daily to check on my progress. I find their service very personable, warm and professional.
Thought I'd just share this with everybody who's considering doing a nose job in Thailand.
Cheers!
eh, i agree with dr nara can seem a little stern, but i really doubt he will say something like his implant is the only type in the whole world... he did explain to me and my frens got 2 brands of implants, US and Japan, and that he wld recommend using the US one... but dr puttisak does sound kind of nice, care to show us some b4 after pix?summer77 wrote:I went to Hatyai on 4 Dec together with one of my GF... to see Dr Nara and Dr Puttisak, I agree with daybreakk to consulate both DR first before you decide on the surgery. My personal experience with the two DR, as follow:
Went to see Dr Puttisak first, was a last minute appointment... the doctor was very nice, he came over to his clinic during lunchtime. He was actually working at one of the hospital during the day and night at his own clinic. So he make all the way down to his clinic to see me and my friend, explain to us what he will do, what kind of implant will be placed in and etc... Very Nice, Careful & detail person I should said...
After that we went over to Dr Nara, got to see him... personal view, he very YAYA and HOW LIAN. He said his implant is one of the kind, only he have it in the whole world... but actually DR Puttisak also use the same brand of implant! As we would like to further understand more about Rhino job... we ask if he has photo to show us, then he said... everyone have a different nose so no point to show us photo... he can't explain to us, how and what he will do... Just said, he will do something natural then continue with I am a very BUSY person... I only do consulation, check appointment with my nurse to see when I can do the operation?
So in the end we decide to go with DR Puttisak, because we felt more confidant with him.
After surgery result, I love my new nose!!! Although it's still a little swelling...
BTW, Hatyai doctor do not charge for consultation... so do, consulted around first before you decide who you want your face to be done... I think it is very important also to have confidant with who is performing the surgery.
I am actually staying in Hatyai till Jan. I am with a friend and she did lipo. Sitches for eyes were removed on day 5. Actually I only took painkiller for the first day. The pain is not really that bad, and I did lipo, nose and eyes! So don't worry.doodoo wrote:oh cool, were u alone the whole time? since its only the 3rd day, are u going to remove the stitches in singapore or? can request for stronger pain killer?
Wow! So glad you had a good review! It is expensive but he if he is good then it is worth the money! I want to have surgery with him too. I have a few questions:Vern wrote:Dear forumners,
I just had a nose job done with Prof Somyos Kunachak from Yoskarn Clinic in Bangkok. I'd like to share with everyone that I'm really VERY VERY PLEASED with the final result. It's even better than what I expected!
Although my bridge is not that low to start with, I had a rather bulbous and round tip, plus broad nose at the sides.
I had a very detailed consultation with Prof Kunachak (about 45 mins) in which he examined my nose very carefully, and told me what would be the outcome that would suit my face shape, what would be natural, and what not. He also recommended a chin implant so as to balance out he whole face. I hadn't gone prepared to do chin implant but took his suggestion anyway. And I'm very glad I did!
All in, I had an L-shape implant to raise my original bridge just a bit higher, tiplasty as well as alarplasty. Plus the chin implant. I did everything under G.A, and heard from nurses later that dorctor took close to 5 hours to do the job!
There was some swelling at the beginning but now at almost 2 weeks post-op, I'm really really loving my NEW NOSE. It is smaller, more defined and "sharper"; and all these without compromising the overall very "natural" look. I'm just so pleased I decided to go ahead with Prof Kunanchak despite the hefty price tag (it was about US$3500 for the nose jo alone, and US$1000 for the chin).
It is a huge amount of money, but I feel it's well-spent cos the final result is even better than I can ever imagine! Prof Kunachak, besides being a surgeon, is also very much the aesthetic artist -- which is why he took so long to just study my nose in relation to my whole face, at the beginning.
I stayed at Aphrodite Inn (which is also linked to Yoskarn Clinic) for about 6 days after the surgery, and I enjoyed very good post-op care with Prof Kunachak and the nurses who came by once and twice daily to check on my progress. I find their service very personable, warm and professional.
Thought I'd just share this with everybody who's considering doing a nose job in Thailand.
Cheers!
hey chrystan, may i ask how did the lipo go? was it very painful and also, how many incisions were made?chrystan wrote:I am actually staying in Hatyai till Jan. I am with a friend and she did lipo. Sitches for eyes were removed on day 5. Actually I only took painkiller for the first day. The pain is not really that bad, and I did lipo, nose and eyes! So don't worry.doodoo wrote:oh cool, were u alone the whole time? since its only the 3rd day, are u going to remove the stitches in singapore or? can request for stronger pain killer?
As for Dr Puttisak vs Dr Nara, I did try to book an appointment with Dr Puttisak bt he was away in the US and would only be back on the 18th Dec, which meant a week in Hatyai doing nothing. And since Dr Nara's appointments were all booked up till God knows when, I decided just to do it with Dr Nara.
Yes, Dr Nara does appear quite hao lian. I tried to explain to him I want a sharper and higher nose and he just kept saying everyone's nose is different and too much is not good, too little is not good. And that he has been doing this for many years so must trust him. After my op, as I was the last patient, the Doc drove me and my friend back to our apartment, which was nice of him to do so.
During operation it was very amusing to hear their conversations. As I could understand some thai, I had to stop myself from laughing.
Nurses at Dr Nara were really nice, and Dr Nara's wife is very comical. She refused to believe that I was 21 and had me take out my IC. Apparently they have this 'rule' that only 20 and above. But apparently it is not enforced as my friend is 18 and we just had to playfully beg her. Haha.
doodoo wrote:hi all. new member and newbie here. been thinking to do an eye and nose job very long ago. kinda excited to be provided with so much information and help. decided to go to doc nara next month during 15 and 16 when he's ava. i intend to do a double eye lid and higher my nose's bridge. got a few questions to ask actually
1) is any stitches? if yes, can i remove it back in singapore? or must i wait for you to do it for me?
2) will i be able to see after the op?
3) will there be medicine provided?
4) is it like freaking pain? can i request for strong pain killers?
5) will i be able to survive alone provided i can see after the eye job?
6) can both parts be completed within a day or i have to do like er, nose job a day and eye job a day?
7) how much is the total cost?
8) anyone wanna join me? ^-^
thanks a million all
Hi i am keen on doing BA too, and i am amazed that u can take a coach back right after the procedure, didn't u feel groggy or nauseous? I thought there is a one night stay at the hospital outside of his clinic after the procedure is done... U opted not to stay over?gordiansknot wrote:hi all,
i just went for BA with dr nara, i must say he is a very nice and friendly doctor. and he has got a group of friendsly staff, esp there's a nurse who volunteered to send me to the clinic for a blood test in her motobike.
overall was okay, but i guess the pain is too much for me,i opted for the incision under the breast. i went back on a 15 hours coach ride straight after the op.
and nara skills, i must say its quite good(=
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