Speaker 1: We have a voicemail number. That number is 2192. David P.
Here's kind of a weird question about my plastic surgery background. Take a listen to this.
Speaker 4: I gave it to you like a media TV type person. So I assume you've had a nose job.
I'm thinking about getting a nose job as well. I have some issues with breathing. I have
nasal valve collapse. It doesn't happen all the time. But sometimes at night I can't breathe out
of my left nostril. That typically happens. And I'm just wondering, like, what your opinions are
on a just like a functional surgery like that just to fix the nasal collapsed, like,
should I do that? Or the other thing is I'm like way overweight for like if I lose weight,
I might not have the same issues. And then I've heard about like doing
you can do like exercises to oh my gosh. Speaker 1: Okay. So there's a lot going on
there. Listen, you've got to talk to an auto larynx ologist also known as an ear, nose and
throat doctor. I have not had a nose job. Listen, if I went and got a nose job, do you think this is
the nose I'd be asking for? That does not seem. That does not seem appropriate. No, I have not
had a nose job. Maybe you have a deviated septum. Who knows? But my specialty is podiatry, not ent
stuff. So you've actually got to go and talk to a doctor. I don't know how much of this voicemail
is serious, but I know many people who have had corrective nose surgeries, mostly deviated septum.
It was quite a recovery, took several weeks, if not into a couple of months. And yes, I am aware
that sometimes people who have a deviated septum will say, you know what, I think I'm
actually going to get a nose job and the plastic surgeon can correct the deviated
septum while they're in there. Might as well do both at once. But that is not medical advice.
I'm not Bill O'Reilly. Okay. I don't have a concierge service where I give you all sorts of
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