(Recovery Day 3) This a is video blog about the surgery I am having to advance my chin/jaw with my hip bone, a rhinoplasty (including a septoplasty and turbinectomy), cheek implants, and lip augmentation. This is a documentary to record the healing process and research I have done on some of the procedures I am getting done.
Hey Everyone!!! I am sorry it took so long to post my results. Life kinda took over for a while and making a new post got put on the back burner. Anyways, here is a video of my review of the surgery almost a year later. Thanks for being patient with me. 
You can view pictures of me and ask me any questions on facebook since I haven’t been good at keeping up on Youtube. I just ask that if you do befriend me on facebook that you be respectful of me and my decision to have surgery. www.facebook.com
This a is video blog about the surgery I am having to advance my chin/jaw with my hip bone, a rhinoplasty (including a septoplasty and turbinectomy), cheek implants, and lip augmentation. This is a documentary to record the healing process and research I have done on some of the procedures I am getting done. This video is the second part of me the night before my surgery.
www.rhinoplastyspecialist.com Rhinoplasty Specialist Dr. Paul S. Nassif, of “Dr. 90210″ and Spalding Drive Plastic Surgery in Beverly Hills, performs a tip reduction rhinoplasty on a 15 year old ballerina. In Los Angeles rhinoplasty, the majority of incisions are made inside the nose, where they are invisible. In some cases, an incision is made in the area of skin separating the nostrils. Certain amounts of bone and cartilage are then removed or rearranged to provide a newly shaped nose. If the patient has a deviated septum (cartilage and bone causing obstruction inside the nose), septal surgery, called septoplasty, is simultaneously performed. The incision is placed entirely inside the nose. The septoplasty removes portions of cartilage and/or bone that are causing the obstruction. The incisions are then closed with fine suture, followed by placement of a splint to the outside of the nose. The splint helps retain the new shape while the nose heals. Procedures performed at Spalding Cosmetic Surgery and Dermatology include: Arm Liposuction, Asian Eyes – Blepharoplasty, BOTOX® Cosmetic, Buttock Liposculpture/Liposuction, Cheek Augmentation/Implants, Chemical Peel, Chin Augmentation/Implants, Collagen Treatments, Ear Surgery (Otoplasty), Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty), Facelift, Forehead Lift, Laser Skin Resurfacing, Lip Augmentation, Lower Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty), Mohs Surgery, Mole Removal, Neck Liposuction, Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty), Spider Vein Treatment …
www.rhinoplastyspecialist.com Rhinoplasty Specialist Dr. Paul S. Nassif, of “Dr. 90210″ and Spalding Drive Plastic Surgery in Beverly Hills, performs a rhinoplasty procedure on a young female complaining of a “very wide” bridge and a deviated septum. Every year, half a million people who are interested in improving the appearance of their nose seek a consultation with a Facial Plastic Surgeon. Some are unhappy with the nose they were born with, and some with the way aging has changed their nose. For others, breathing may be a problem, or an injury may have distorted the nose. A slight alteration of the nose can greatly improve ones appearance. Rhinoplasty (reshaping the nose), could improve ones looks, self-confidence or health. As with all facial plastic surgery, good health and realistic expectations are prerequisites. Procedures performed at Spalding Cosmetic Surgery and Dermatology include Arm Liposuction, Asian Eyes – Blepharoplasty, BOTOX® Cosmetic, Buttock Liposculpture/Liposuction, Cheek Augmentation/Implants, Chemical Peel, Chin Augmentation/Implants, Collagen Treatments, Ear Surgery (Otoplasty), Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty), Facelift, Forehead Lift, Laser Skin Resurfacing, Lip Augmentation, Lower Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty), Mohs Surgery, Mole Removal, Neck Liposuction, Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty), Spider Vein Treatment (Sclerotherapy), Thigh Liposculpture, Upper Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty), “Anti-Gravity” Facelift, Endoscopic Browlift & Revision …
or is there a natural way to do it?
www.westsidemedicalspa.com This is a news clip from Los Angeles of Alexander Rivkin MD demonstrating the Non Surgical Nose Job procedure that he pioneered. The procedure is the first non invasive alternative to traditional surgical rhinoplasty. It has become popular because there are no surgical risks, swelling or bruising. It’s a 15 minute office injection procedure that costs a fraction of the price of surgical rhinoplasty.
www.drkapoormd.com Dr. Kapoor and his staff are committed to your comfort in every aspect of your plastic surgery experience, including fees and any needed financing. Because each patient has unique anatomy and unique goals, it may be difficult to provide an exact fee quote over the phone, although a range can be given. He and his staff are always available to discuss the financial aspect of your procedure and to answer any questions you may have during the consultation. Because we are sensitive to your financial concerns, we are pleased to have relationships with four financing companies My Medical Loan, Capital One, Care Credit, and Reliance Finance. My Medical Loan offers a variety of affordable financing programs through your doctor?s office with flexible payment options and low monthly payments. They have low fixed rates, terms from 12 to 84 months, no prepayment penalties and an easy application form with quick approval decisions! Capital One provides attractive rates for Dr. Kapoor’s patients who wish to use financing to meet their goals and makes it easy to afford the cosmetic procedure – and your new look ? a reality! Use Capital One? Healthcare Finances to pay for procedures, from $1500 to $25000. As a service to our patients, we are pleased to offer the Care Credit card, the nation’s leading patient payment program. With Care Credit you can finance 100% of your cosmetic surgery and there are no upfront costs, no annual fees, and no pre-payment penalties. So …