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Q: My Nose Job At 15
asked by: Stace on January 31st, 2004
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I am nearly 16 and recently I had a nose job which changed my life completely. Iam so happy with it. Although, I heard that if you have the operation too young you'll get a bump on it later on! I no I was very young when I had it and now im just wondering if this is true- has anyone out there been in my situation? Thanks Smile
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WRXSTi04
replied on March 18th, 2004
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I have not heard of this but I am 24 and getting rhinoplasty in a week. I would not worry to much about

good luck
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darcee michelle
replied on April 24th, 2004
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I don't know from experience, but I have heard of that - I think it is because your body (including your facial structures) does not finish growing completely until you are 18-21. That is why most doctors suggest you wait until then.
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jewels14
replied on July 24th, 2004
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I'm 34 and had a nose job at 16. I can say that I do not and don't expect to have a bump on my nose. I have three sisters and all have had nose jobs at a relatively young age and we are all in our thirties bump free. I hope this post will calm your fears.
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bd1012
replied on August 7th, 2004
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I already have a bump and that's why I want a nose job!
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privetvsem
replied on September 28th, 2009
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Where can i do nose job at 16?Tell em clinics please
Stace and jewels14 tell me please where did u have your nose jobs?Thank you!
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judylynch
replied on October 16th, 2009
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Want to do your nose job? I knew a surgeon in Beverly Hills-Dr. John Diaz
Dr. Diaz is a medical staff member of the renowned Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA and has a private practice in Beverly Hills.
Believe me, now you are in safe hands!
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peterdan
replied on October 16th, 2009
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Dr. John Diaz is also a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and quite a experience one.
But I want to know what is the whole process, cost and recovery time.

Please someone help.

Regards
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pamelamiller
replied on October 16th, 2009
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A rhinoplasty can be performed two ways, A Closed approach or the Open approach. The choice of which approach to use depends on the findings during an examination. A "Closed" approach is a technique of rhinoplasty in which no external incisions are made to the nose. All incisions are made within the nose. re will be no external scars.

If an individual needs major revision of the tip of the nose, more complex manuevers to the dorsum of the nose, or has major breathing difficulties, the "Open" approach is a better option. In an "Open" approach refers to a technique in which a small incision is made across the the small bridge of tissue between the nostrils leading up to the tip of the nose. The incision is designed so that when it heals, it is won't leave any scars.
What technique will be used depend on what is found on a careful examination by your doctor.

For the recovery part, the full recovery takes almost 6 weeks and for the cost I guess you got to call the doctor and work things out.
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judylynch
replied on October 21st, 2009
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Very useful information indeed!
Also before considering nose job, consult Dr. Diaz,an expert surgeon whether you need chin augmentaion also. If yes, go for both. It will enhance your beauty and look.
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peterdan
replied on October 21st, 2009
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Thanks All for the information.
One last thing I want to know that if there is any financing available at Dr.John Diaz?

Thanks
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