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Rhinoplasty is one of the most common facial surgeries done today. Actually it is one of the oldest too. Rhinoplasty first started about 2,600 years ago in India. Clearly the need for rhinoplasty has been felt in society for cosmetic and functional reasons throughout history. Rhinoplasty (nose job) resource website, FindRhinoplastySurgeons.ca has more info about what is rhinoplasty, what it feels like, the surgical and non surgical options for nose shaping, nose job costs and more. Starting with the what it is section, click here.

In facial plastic surgery, rhinoplasty (nose jobs) are one of the most common surgeries. Non cosmetic rhinoplasty operations such as: Functional Rhinoplasty (ex: address nasal breathing issues) and Reconstructive Rhinoplasty (ex: create and build half or full nose due to cancer or birth defect) should not be subject to the VAT since they are not cosmetic. However this has some gray areas though. When persons get medical rhinoplasty done for breathing or rebuilding, it makes sense to fix the outside appearance at the same time and as such the argument comes up where insurance companies say it is not necessary and do not cover the surgery. Will the treasury do the same? A resource site about rhinoplasty called FindRhinoplastySurgeons.ca covers FAQ's such as average nose job cost in a certain city: click here. More on Rhinoplasty what it is, types of surgical and non surgical procedures for various medical and cosmetic solutions here: http://findrhinoplastysurgeons.ca/what-is-rhinopl....

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Paul your rhinoplasty revision story of contemplation following a nasal pack coming down your throat is a scary one. It drives home the need to do research and find the most reputable surgeon. Value discount medical tourism places may be cheaper but are suspect of having lesser standards. It would be good if there was some data to compare satisfaction with cosmetic surgery procedures in the US compared to other countries and include pricing in the comparison. There are all sorts of horror stories like yours where persons have had items left inside of them like a scalpel, scissors, gauze etc by seemingly reputable doctors which then caused persons mystery pain that doctors could not diagnose correctly until years later.

A good place to start for anyone considering rhinoplasty is do their homework on researching the surgical procedure, really know what procedure is recommended by a surgeons interviewed and why. As well as proof of their skills with study of past client reviews and before and after photos to assess their expertise and specialties.

For Rhinoplasty, some top starter questions would be to find out what it is, understand solution options (such as: surgical vs. non surgical) and types of procedures involved for each. Resource site Findrhinoplastysurgeons.ca, see the what it is section: http://findrhinoplastysurgeons.ca/what-is-rhinoplasty/. Revision rhinoplasty is much more complicated, risky, and much more expensive.

My 2 cents: If shopping around for rhinoplasty, I would not want a value discount surgery location; instead I would want to get the best rhinoplasty surgeon for a cosmetic nose job or for a functional rhinoplasty procedure or reconstructive rhinoplasty procedure.

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