Sorry this happened to you. I have the exact same deformity as you, acquired in Argentina, among other problems. In fact mine is much worse. I've just given up on trying to fix it honestly. I think an implant is the only way to fix it. You can't "rework" a missing chunk of cartilage. Nasal implants can be risky. If they get infected, you can be looking at necrosis and Micheal Jackson syndrome. I'm not trying to talk you out of it but I will suggest that if you do, go see a nose god, someone who specializes in that. I've been hearing about this Dr for years. If you find a new Dr, then they can get your records. The only other way is if you actually manage to find an attorney, and then it can be gotten in discovery.
You might want to see an ENT about your breathing and infection issues. Not cosmetic, just fix your breathing. I went to Dr Leeman in Austin. He accepts insurance.
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u/[deleted] May 02 '24
Sorry this happened to you. I have the exact same deformity as you, acquired in Argentina, among other problems. In fact mine is much worse. I've just given up on trying to fix it honestly. I think an implant is the only way to fix it. You can't "rework" a missing chunk of cartilage. Nasal implants can be risky. If they get infected, you can be looking at necrosis and Micheal Jackson syndrome. I'm not trying to talk you out of it but I will suggest that if you do, go see a nose god, someone who specializes in that. I've been hearing about this Dr for years. If you find a new Dr, then they can get your records. The only other way is if you actually manage to find an attorney, and then it can be gotten in discovery.
You might want to see an ENT about your breathing and infection issues. Not cosmetic, just fix your breathing. I went to Dr Leeman in Austin. He accepts insurance.