you look so cute! I am so anxious for my op next month, hoping my post-op to be like yours 🤗 were you able to start taking your vitamins/supplements right after surgery like same-day or day after ?
Thank you ❤️I’m wishing you the best post-op!! I waited a few days (2-3) before taking my supplements but I didn’t notice any negative reactions or increased swelling, if anything they probably contributed to my easy healing process 🤗
@@drivethrutours1916 Yes! I haven’t noticed any differences with sneezing but then again I’ve only sneezed once since surgery. I used to sneeze 20 times a day at least, not sure what changed haha!
Those demon slayer snacks looks so cool I wish i could get stuff like that in the UK! your nose looks amazing I really dislike my nose and i defo wanna get a job so i can save for it just currently nearly done with sixth form so will be planning on it soon!
Try searching at some asian markets they probably have something similar!!! Thank you so much 🥰 It’s expensive so I would suggest taking a few years to save up, It ate a huge chunk of my bank account! wishing you the best
Hey! There wasn’t a waiting list for me but they didn’t book us until we sent our tickets, we got lucky that they had space but I have heard of people having to wait to talk to the doc and book. I think June is very soon, he usually books 6-9 months in advance
May I ask how much everything cost added together? So the travel,consultation and everything eIse. I am sorry if you already answered this and I missed it haha 😅
Travel: my ticket was $1300 CAD, $381 for the airbnb (my half), $300 in spending there (food, clothes, activities), consultation was included in the surgery price which was $7300 CAD (or $5000 euro) & some other miscellaneous costs like purchasing things for the surgery was around $80, so a little over $9000
How long did you stay in turkey for following the surgery ? I’m trying to plan for next year but I don’t know how long to actually stay for after with appointments and stuff , thank you !!!!
@ETDASWEETIE I think your Doc did a very nice job. I watched a couple of these blog videos about people going to Turkey for a rhinoplasty, and I liked your video much better than the others because you were well spoken and directly to the point without all the fluff like most of the other girls. I am a 40 year old guy, but I'm thinking about going to Turkey to get a rhinoplasty as well. I played hockey for years and broke my nose three times, and it's crooked, Haha. Now that I'm retired I think it's time to get it fixed once and for all. It's far more affordable which everyone knows, but more importantly however was, I seemed to notice after watching a ton of these videos that the Turkish Docs had far superior results with their patients than the Docs here in the US. And I mean galaxies-better results. Is that something you noticed by any chance? Also, are you able to detail the cost and how the hotel, food, expenses, etc worked? It was all a package deal if I'm not mistaken. Anyways, your very cute and I'm glad that everything worked out with your procedure and are happy with your results.
Thank you so much Bradley! I completely agree that Turkey is lightyears beyond North America. They use techniques that are not yet introduced to the majority of surgeons in Canada or America and they really perfect their craft. In terms of cost, I did not get a package. I booked an airbnb for 10 days in Istanbul 15 mins from the clinic which costed $700 CAD, we mainly bought groceries which were very cheap with the conversion or ate out, we probably spent less than $500 CAD on food for the entire time (and that’s for myself, my friend and my mom). Uber was pretty cheap as well with most rides being under $10 CAD. We probably spent $100CAD on uber for the 10 days as we didn’t go out much. Additional expenses included the stuff I bought to prep for the surgery which was $50CAD worth of supplements and care supplies. Overall, with the cost of the surgery, flight, accommodation and food I spent a little under $10,000 Canadian. Wishing you the best of luck if you decide to go to Turkey!
Is it mandatory to sleep on your back after the surgery, I have a friend that's getting hers done soon and it's absolutely impossible for her to sleep on her back smh
Yes it is, you could risk hitting your nose if you’re on the side. It’s really hard to sleep on my back i actually barely slept but it’s only a week so it’s not too bad!
Hi, I will have the surgery with the same doctor the 5 of September, I would like to know some details more, if you can and if you want. How was the private hospital? and most important how you did with the taxis?
It was okay, the staff was not the best they kept messing up my IV and took so long to come to the room. The food in the hospital was pretty decent and the room is big too. The taxis we got from Uber, it was good because we can see the final price and not get ripped off. Get the Uber app and you can call a taxi from there, they have multiple options but the yellow taxis are the cheapest. Sometimes it is very hard to get a taxi because of the traffic. The traffic is crazy all day but especially between 3-7.
Hey, I wanted to ask you if you got the whole pack included with the surgery ( transportation and 7 days stay ). I was thinking to get it since I’m gonna get my nose job soon but many told me that it’s not worth it and that I should simply get a Airbnb and a taxi. Please let me know and your nose is beautiful xx ❤️
Hey! I decided to not get the package as my Airbnb and ubers were cheaper than spending the extra money. I would only do the package if you’re travelling alone and would need the additional help. It’s very easy to get around and there are tons of good airbnb options near the clinic. Thank you so much 💖
@@ETDASWEETIE omg it's has been like 2 weeks after my surgery and I have no words , it looks so good like anime characters I'm in love 😍😍 I didn't get any a bruise or pain at all
Saline spray scares me omg..... I feel like its a torture device of some kind 😂😂😂 im laughing but im not joking it really sets off my mental state and makes me wanna cry
i hate the feeling believe me 😭😭😭 I honestly barely use it because I hate how it runs down your throat. Right after the surgery it was gross too because our flushed out all the blood and mucus
So for the year and a half leading up to the surgery I moved $500 of my income every month into a savings account specifically for my nose job and all related costs. I also picked up extra shifts at one of my jobs when I couldn’t save as much that month. It was expensive so I had to plan in advance and limit some spending, just try your best to slowly save as much as you can and cut expenses where unnecessary, it’s hard tho but it’s doable 😭❤️
American doctors are TRIPPIN with the astronomical prices they charge these days. We should thank them for their greediness and making us go out of the country to get BETTER and CHEAPER nose jobs
J ai un rendez vous avec ce medecin et ils mon dit que je doit payé 300 euro avant que je me passe chez le medecin et il mon donner un rendez vous pour une visite simple a 17h45....est ce que toi ils ton fait le méme geste que moi ou non????
I feel great now! It’s officially been a year and I love my nose. Best decision I have made. My breathing has improved a lot too, its not perfect but it’s much more manageable. How was your experience?
@@ETDASWEETIE currently on my second day and i feel like shit. I cant sleep 😣😭and my nostrils/stitches are burning a little but i imagine this is my bodies way of healing
