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Eye Surgery Considerations

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I was surprised by how sharp the director's eye was. They stared hard and caught every asymmetry in my face I'm learning a lot about my own face.. I originally came for a nose consultation, but I'd heard they were good with eyes too, so I got a consultation for both. In the end, I think I'll get my eyes done here. I really liked the line they designed for me. They understand the structure well and cut it at a point that's not excessive. As for the nose... honestly, before I even explained my concerns, they were looking at me with a face that said, 'What's the concern?' The tip of the nose can be tweaked a little, but trimming the slightly protruding part of the bridge is such a tiny detail that even if it's fixed, only I would know, they said. They said they would do it if I wanted, but that they would focus on the tip of the nose, and the surgery method they mentioned was ear cartilage for the tip and Alloderm for the columella. I went there after hearing word of mouth, and I do acknowledge the director's sharp eye. They care a lot about facial harmony and explain everything in a way that makes sense. The cost is a bit high for a first surgery. My nose isn't a hump nose; it's just a tiny protrusion on the nasal bone that I'd like to smooth out a little, but when I discussed the cost with the manager, I was surprised that the price shot up under the hump-nose category. There was also an extra charge for Alloderm in the columella. Even the eyes, with epicanthoplasty and buried sutures, still cost quite a bit. Anyway, I think I'll think more about the nose, and I think I'll do the eyes here even though I hadn't even planned on eye surgery.

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