You look so lovely!! I am also from Australia and Dr Rossi has been one of my top choices for FFS for a while now. If you don’t mind, how much did it cost for you? And how long did the whole process of booking to surgery take?
Thanks so much! It cost around $15,000USD in total. I reached out to them in November last year, booked in February and now here I am post op in May! The whole team has been so wonderful so far - I’d definitely recommend them!
Hey, you look wonderful. I see he didn't have to remove much of the frontal bone. But if it's about removing a little more than that. Can he be good for that too? Because I really want to remove all of this, I have a vision of what I want it to look like. Is it possible to show him a picture of how I want to look after the surgery and he can do it?
I had my FFS done around 4 weeks ago with Dr Rossi and I had a huge amount of forehead removed, I'm very happy with it. The sinus shape does limit what he can do but he will do the maximum that he can. My results were particularly dramatic. I'll post pics once my swelling has gone down a bit more.
Thank you! It would depend on your anatomy. Dr Rossi does tend to do quite aggressive forehead reconstructions but may be limited depending on the shape of your sinus and how prominent the existing bone is. I’m sure that’s something you could clear up in a consult tho. All the patients I’ve seen here have had amazing forehead results so I’d definitely recommend considering him!
Ok thank you so much
Fantastic results!
Can I ask what Dr Rossi? Or where are they located? Thanks!
Yeah of course! It’s Dr Javier Rossi in Argentina but it’s all booked through T-Change ☺️
That is so cool.
very nice
Absolutely lovely, congrats 💜
Comgrats. 👏💛👏
Rossi is amazing. Beautiful bone work
how was the recovery period? considering rossi and i know it can be a pretty painful recovery so i'm wondering what they do to help with that. i know in spain for example they don't give a lot of pain medication to help and my girlfriend has a pretty low tolerance for pain so i'm curious how it works in argentina
Honestly, it really varies from person to person! I had a very smooth initial recovery period and would rank my pain as a 2/10 at most. They had me on a drip with painkillers in the hospital for the day post surgery, and after that they gave me painkillers to take daily. I found the recovery more uncomfortable than painful but it does depend a lot on the person!
thank you for the insight, much appreciated !!
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Buenos Aires in Argentina!
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It’s through T-Change :)
Bottom is after, right?
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