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by ohlala_PS » Sun, 20 Jul 2008 3:10 am
hey anyone will be in taipei in mid august?
dr kao still havn't reply me yet did anyone got a reply from him
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by dimensionspectrum » Sun, 20 Jul 2008 3:13 am
ohlala_PS wrote:hey anyone will be in taipei in mid august?
dr kao still havn't reply me yet did anyone got a reply from him
Dr Kao takes some time b4 he replies...I always waited a week or so for his replies...how long ago did u email him?
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by ohlala_PS » Sun, 20 Jul 2008 6:57 am
dimensionspectrum wrote:ohlala_PS wrote:hey anyone will be in taipei in mid august?
dr kao still havn't reply me yet did anyone got a reply from him
Dr Kao takes some time b4 he replies...I always waited a week or so for his replies...how long ago did u email him?
i emailed him like 2 weeks or longer
I don't think i'll go to him anyway he only does rib I don't want a scar near my boobs, but when i'm in taipei i wanna go consult with him
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by tanjhj » Sun, 20 Jul 2008 8:02 pm
ohlala_PS wrote:dimensionspectrum wrote:ohlala_PS wrote:hey anyone will be in taipei in mid august?
dr kao still havn't reply me yet did anyone got a reply from him
Dr Kao takes some time b4 he replies...I always waited a week or so for his replies...how long ago did u email him?
i emailed him like 2 weeks or longer
I don't think i'll go to him anyway he only does rib I don't want a scar near my boobs, but when i'm in taipei i wanna go consult with him
he does other procedures do other than ribs. i wonder where u get that info from. from his websites he does ear cartilage too..
Golden Rules of PS:
1)If it aint broken, dun fix it / dun fix what u dun need
2)Perfect individual features usually dun yield perfect face
3)Work on your confidence 1st
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by tanjhj » Sun, 20 Jul 2008 8:05 pm
dimensionspectrum wrote:mintgirl wrote:oh and doesn't dr hsieh only do corrective jaw surgery since he's primarily a maxillofacial surgeon, which means what he does isn't cosmetic surgery, but more focused on orthodontic?
Well, somehow he merged his expertise with plastic surgery...
I was told he was an assistant to Dr Chuang, then i guess he followed Dr Chuang long enough and something sparked along the way?
Well, just like Dr Hsu (Kaohsiung) or even Dr Gao(Taipei), they were ENT doctors..

yah he is working with dr chuang. i guess he fiqure out that his specialist could do good with some plastic surgery procedures. bone shaving and jaw resharing is still his area of specialisty just that it is prepackage for PS for more earning potential...
most importantly he is still aspecialist in one area of his strength, this should put more confidence for patients just like dr kao and dr hsu is ent specialist and it put more confidence for their nose job..
Golden Rules of PS:
1)If it aint broken, dun fix it / dun fix what u dun need
2)Perfect individual features usually dun yield perfect face
3)Work on your confidence 1st
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by sillyme » Mon, 21 Jul 2008 2:01 pm
FELINE EYES!
silent reader is wondering about an update on your eyes and nose!

hope you're seeing the fruits of your labor!!
excited to find out
You are welcome ^_^
My eyelids are still swollen at 1 1/2 weeks, therefore still waiting.
You want to get your eyes done? Some guys look pretty good with single fold ... My favourite type of eyes for guys are longish (not roundish... too girlish and cute) with hidden double fold, example Takeshi Kaneshiro.
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by appletree » Mon, 21 Jul 2008 4:25 pm
chubbycasper wrote:Hi Appletree,
So are you still going to Taiwan in Dec? or earlier?
appletree wrote:Gee.. thanks feline.
Hi people,
just to share, i should be going to Dr Kao instead.

Seems like not much reviews yet about Dr Kao in this forum, i shall be posting up reviews to share after i have mine done. hehe
Hi chubbycasper,
have pm you.

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by appletree » Mon, 21 Jul 2008 4:27 pm
Hi people,
may i know from those people who have done rib graft autology before,
does the rib naturally form cartilage around the nose that makes it feels like a real nose, that wont be able to shift about if use fingers to feel it? As in will the rib settle down on the nose ...just like a real nose?
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by feline.eyes » Mon, 21 Jul 2008 6:08 pm
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by appletree » Tue, 22 Jul 2008 7:31 pm
feline.eyes wrote:appletree wrote:Hi people,
may i know from those people who have done rib graft autology before,
does the rib naturally form cartilage around the nose that makes it feels like a real nose, that wont be able to shift about if use fingers to feel it? As in will the rib settle down on the nose ...just like a real nose?
For myself, though I am not sure if they are both adhere together, I definitely can't shift the implanted area anymore. It feels like a single piece.
That is cool

So it means it feels just like a real nose if uses fingers to feel the nose hehe
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by appletree » Tue, 22 Jul 2008 7:37 pm
ohlala_PS wrote:dimensionspectrum wrote:ohlala_PS wrote:hey anyone will be in taipei in mid august?
dr kao still havn't reply me yet did anyone got a reply from him
Dr Kao takes some time b4 he replies...I always waited a week or so for his replies...how long ago did u email him?
i emailed him like 2 weeks or longer
I don't think i'll go to him anyway he only does rib I don't want a scar near my boobs, but when i'm in taipei i wanna go consult with him
Dr Kao usually replies quite fast i think maybe within a week.
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by 4Kix » Tue, 22 Jul 2008 7:47 pm
Hey Feline - FINALLY! good to know there's a light at the end of your tunnel! Hope you LIKE what you see each morning though.
Appletree - in my case, the cartilage sits on top of the bridge all the way to the tip. It's still quite hard/firm. It's not like you have the bridge bone and then it goes into softer cartilage tissues. It's just one hard cartilage all the way to the tip. It definitely doesn't move around.
My tip is still very firm to the touch, the bottom is actually immovable. Previously, when I grinned, the bottom (columellar) would ride up with the upper lip - now it stays put! This is great. Dr Hsu has this firm belief that the tip is most important part of a rhinoplasty and I think he ensured that in my nose since I had little or very soft cartilage before - it was a flat nose! sniff!
Just don't expect to go rubbing your nose like before and I'm still wary of people accidentally knocking into it ... I'm just completing my third month.
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by appletree » Thu, 24 Jul 2008 5:28 am
4Kix wrote:Hey Feline - FINALLY! good to know there's a light at the end of your tunnel! Hope you LIKE what you see each morning though.
Appletree - in my case, the cartilage sits on top of the bridge all the way to the tip. It's still quite hard/firm. It's not like you have the bridge bone and then it goes into softer cartilage tissues. It's just one hard cartilage all the way to the tip. It definitely doesn't move around.
My tip is still very firm to the touch, the bottom is actually immovable. Previously, when I grinned, the bottom (columellar) would ride up with the upper lip - now it stays put! This is great. Dr Hsu has this firm belief that the tip is most important part of a rhinoplasty and I think he ensured that in my nose since I had little or very soft cartilage before - it was a flat nose! sniff!
Just don't expect to go rubbing your nose like before and I'm still wary of people accidentally knocking into it ... I'm just completing my third month.
Hi 4kix,
thanks for sharing

Im actually kind of afraid when i go facials that the beautician will accidently bump or knock into my nose.. hehe. Sol i guess we still must be extra careful into hard knocking impacts eventually as real nose will breaks too if the impact is too big? hee... i hope the rib graft wont be so fragile like implants? hmm..
May i know how long does it takes for your nose to look natural?
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