Dr. Gary’s cute laugh gets me each time. I’ve had sinus surgery in the past so I definitely understood the nose packing being pulled out feeling. Super weird feeling.
Great questions, Ethan! Surprised you never heard of cadaver before - it’s said on TV & movies all the time. Must be said on every Law & Order or CSI show. Also, no need to convince anyone here watching that Gary is a nice guy. 😀
@@AGNETHAFALTSK0G How did you come to that conclusion? I am gay and to me he seems like a straight guy. Maybe he likes both? But yes, seems like we all wanna know these things about him 😂
Love hearing Dr. Motykie’s insights along with Ethan’s questions. Hearing about your past in engineering is intriguing! ❤️❤️ Would love to know more about what led you down the surgical path. 😘
Do you ever run into Terry Dubrow? I feel like you guys would get along and be like an unstoppable comedy and medical discussion duo. Nasif is a little more persnickety and doesn’t like closed rhinoplasties (I think). I love these question sessions. They’re almost more interesting than the analysis. It’s awesome to hear someone who is fascinated and passionate about what they do. You’re rad. Love this social media management guy too. 😉
Dr. Monikey has a BIG heart. He seems so humble and kind. I hope to meet him one day…as embracing aging is NOT my thang! Thanks for the great questions, Ethan!
I am so bessed !!! I had a very well done closed rhinoplasty ( By the late Scott Spear ).. I constantly see obvious scars from open rhinoplasties ( and the cut underneath to pull the frenum up)..
Sadly I have to get a turbinate reduction and a septoplasty so I can actually BREATHE through it, but I actually love my nose 😩 I’m so concerned that it will change shape after surgery, and when Dr Motykie mentioned the difference in the approach of otolaryngologists vs plastic surgeons …. welllllllll, I’m definitely worried I have to say
I had an open rhinoplasty with a surgeon next door to your clinic 10 months ago and it healed wrong (huge asymmetrical side bump... been assured it can be corrected without further surgery...) and now I'm super nervous by your "why I don't do open rhinoplasty" statement....!!!
This was yet another great video, very informative. So I would assume that a closed rhinoplasty would cost more than an open rhinoplasty, right? Anyway, thank you both so much. Keep the videos coming! ❤
I'm glad you liked it! That pricing rumor is definitely a misconception. The pricing of a rhinoplasty is dictated by the surgeon and their practice. There are open rhinoplasties that cost much, much more than a closed, and vise-versa.
I feel you. I had a septoplasty, turbinectomy & a rhinoplasty at the same time & it was beyond uncomfortable with the packing. The upsetting thing is my nose became “botched” and I ended up with a Pollybeak deformity which another surgeon had to put in an emergency nasal implant because my nose was “caving in”. The surgeon also said I have a lot of scar tissue which isn’t surprising. I wish someday for Dr. Moytykie to fix it if plausible because it’s still not aesthetically pleasing. His work is brilliant looking.
@@Blondie727 Yes I was lucky. My doctor back then wanted to do a nose job on me but I refused. So glad I did. Back then it would have been a disaster. However, my deviated septum was corrected and the endless bloody noses ended.
@@Goodsonvintagetreasures Yikes! I agree with you if it was 50 years ago. The techniques back then weren’t as good although the Hollywood stars like Marilyn had good rhinoplasties. Mine was only done about 15 years ago & by a recommended surgeon. However, on the website realself, the doctor that did mine has quite a few complaints regarding his aggressive style. It’s not fair that doctors can take your money while giving you less than stellar results. Hell, I’d settle for an acceptable result at this point.
Hello Dr M, this is a very personal question, perhaps you have answered previously: and perhaps you don’t feel comfortable addressing it: but I’d really would like to hear about your vitiligo and its story; are you treating it with transfusions/vitamins? ( sorry my memory fails, I cannot remember which you have done ? Or something similar? Was it for vitiligo specifically? ) Have you attempted to treat it? If so, which procedures? Have you seen results? How old where you when it first appeared? Etc etc thanks a bunch! 😬😬… asking for a friend 😊😊😊😎😎😎😎
Great question! The easiest way to begin the consultation process is by emailing Info@DrMotykie.com with the subject "RU-vid Consultation." Please include details of the procedure(s) you're considering and any other pertinent information in the body of the email 😀
Can you always do closed rhinoplasty? When you want to increase the height of the nose bridge, can you still do closed rhinoplasty? Especially when done with rib cartilage?
Hi dr motykie . I think you should do a general video on if a rhinoplasty is NECESSARY to be performed under general anesthesia. I have heard of doctors before doing it when the patient is awake actually, especially when they don’t need to break the bone. When the patient just wants nose contouring, reshaping, skin contouring, making nostrils wider or smaller, tip pushed back and dorsal hump removal or shaved down. I hear all of this can actually be done while the patient is AWAKE. I have even seen some surgeries on RU-vid. Can you please do a video talking about this? Also what procedures can be done to change the shape of the chin? Not make it project out more or anything just change the shape? Anyway, very knowledgeable videos. Thanks and hope to see more on the topics soon!!!!
Thank you Dr. Motykie for making this video. I am trying to figure out if closed rhinoplasty is better for me. Your video has given me reassurance I’m on the right path. I truly appreciate the time you took to make this video. ❤❤❤
Please please please do more videos in ethnic noses:) Dr Motykie, is it possible to cut the nostrils and still perform a closed rhinoplasty? I am African-American with large nostrils and I would love it love it love it love it if Dr Motykie would be able to perform one as previously mentioned on an ethnic nose. Most plastic surgeons really mess up ethic noses
Good question! Ethan sent me a really compelling email. We met in-person and started working on a few projects together. Years later, we work on pretty much everything together 😊
He actually performed 3 procedures. I initially only wanted rhinoplasty but he stated that I needed a chin so therefore I had a chin augmentation by him. But I'm actually happy with the chin augmentation he did. During the consultation he then proceeded to tell me I look tired and suggested facial fat grafting underneath my eyes to make me look less tired. I was like why the heck not....this is dr. Motykie I am in good hands...WRONG. The fat grafting went wrong. He put wayyyy too much fat underneath my left eye and left me with a fat pad. The right side looked fine but the left side was a whole fat lump that never went away even after a year so I had blepheroplasty done. The doctor that did the revision was able to take the fat out AND push it down towards my cheeks so my cheeks look more even. Dr. Motykie states he didn't put any fat in my cheeks but my cheeks never looked this full before surgery with dr Motykie. What's worse is that they were asymmetrical and the fat he injected wasnt even..I would caution people to great lengths to not get surgery done by this man. Yeah some of his before and after pics are good but the amount of money I spend on him just to need a revision from his work is senile. And With the rhinoplasty the only thing he literally did was take out the dorsal hump. Was Still unhappy with it a year after surgery but I had an alar base reduction so now it looks more symmetrically aligned with my face.
I used to be so self-conscious of my nose, and wanted a rhinoplasty so badly during my teens and early 20s, but was unable to come up with enough money (and probably wouldn't have been able to justify the expense if I had). I've become more comfortable with it as I've gotten older, and now that I'm almost 30, it doesn't really bother me anymore. I still think about having a rhinoplasty from time to time (I definitely need some breathing work done anyways), but I'm really glad I didn't get one 10-15 years ago, because I wouldn't want nearly as big of a change if I were to do it now
@@leealan558 haha yeah that's me. Well thanks, I dont think it's just my perception that's changed. I don't really know exactly how my face has changed, but it used to look HUGE and out of place. I know that noses don't just shrink on their own, but I feel like whatever happened was a good thing, because I definitely think it suits my face better now that I'm older. Lol
