Jessie’s Blog: Goodbye ugly nose!
I am hoping that after my surgery, I will have a decrease in the overall size of my nose. I also want my tip to point upwards, not down as it currently does and of course, to have a straight nose in my profile. I believe that having this surgery will make me a more confident person and will motivate me to be a healthier person. What I mean by “healthier†is having a better outlook, being more active and just more beautiful all around. I want to take the extra time for me, spend more time getting ready for the day, walk my dog all over the Twin Cities and be more active at the gym. I know feeling better about my nose will motivate me to make the rest of me better, too. It will allow me to be more confidence out in public. I think being more active socially and physically will improve my life.
I have thought a lot about the recovery and I do not think it will be a problem for me. I do not have any children and I have been able to take time away from work to recover. I am also lucky to have family close by and they have volunteered to take my dog for a few days while I recover. I am expecting that I will be somewhat sore for several days after the surgery and expect the obvious swelling and bruising. I think the minor pain from the surgery will be less than the anguish I feel now from the facial appearance I currently have.
I’m almost ready for my surgery, so please check back to watch my interview before surgery and see video clips of my upcoming procedure.
January 8th, 2010 at 11:00 pm
goodluck in your nosejob! I’m planning to consult with my doctor on the 15th. hope to see your pre-operation and post-operation pictures. 🙂
January 9th, 2010 at 3:30 pm
Thank you for your comment. We hope our blog serves as a resource for anyone considering cosmetic surgery. Be sure to check back next week to see Dr. Bashioum prepare Jessie for surgery, followed by film clips of her surgery.
LB- Nipntuck Blog Editor