rhinoplasty

Does that mean that rhinoplasty should be covered by insurance under the same merits of sex reassignment surgery?

Yes, some people have body dysmorphia, but not everyone that desires an rhinoplasty is insane.

>Does that mean that rhinoplasty should be covered by insurance under the same merits of sex reassignment surgery?

> Does that mean that rhinoplasty should be covered by insurance under the same merits of sex reassignment surgery?

Plastic surgery is as old as civilization and possibly older, there are recorded procedures for doing rhinoplasty in ancient Egypt.

Call can be worse as the patient paying $50k for a rhinoplasty expects the surgeon to answer the phone for every whim.

And some are just universal and are done by people of all kinds of cultures/races, like face-lift surgeries (aka rhytidectomy) or nose-jobs (aka rhinoplasty).

Maybe if it's an elective surgery that could be considered to be purely artistic (rhinoplasty?) then the surgeon could refuse but that'd be fairly narrow.

Granted we don't have antibiotics or anti cancer drugs but there were surgical procedures like rhinoplasty that were successfully carried out.

Which he did after a minor rhinoplasty to the thing.

They said she tried to wake the husband and he hit her square on the nose, and since it was broke, they went for the rhinoplasty!

Similarly the procedure of rhinoplasty was developed in India.

(I would've summarised as "rhinoplasty"...

Rhinoplasty / the cosmetic surgery industry depends on cartilage from cadavers in some countries.

Rhinoplasty for deviated septum) If your situation is an emergency you get seen pretty quickly - otherwise it can take a while - as an example my mother needed a knee replacement - it took almost a year from when the doctor recognised the need for her to actually have it done.