Quote from: paddy10tellys on July 06, 2016, 04:50:54 PMPenguinn - of course, finding a top doctor is a given... Have you lengthened yourself? What arrangements did you make, matey?
Nope but I'm about to. And Dr. Parihar(Mumbai, India) - he's in my city.
Quote from: paddy10tellys on July 07, 2016, 11:12:38 AMConsider dating, if you will: both parties refrain from revealing any negatives. They think they love each other... It is usually after the marriage or the deal — when it is impossible or extremely difficult to undo a transaction — that negatives come to light.
It's a lot easier to sort out with a prenup...
Ain't that the truth. I have negatives about me that I didn't even know I had until she told me AFTER the marriage.
Wait, what? 
Quote from: Penguinn on July 07, 2016, 11:29:35 AMNope but I'm about to. And Dr. Parihar(Mumbai, India) - he's in my city.
Still gonna be his first internal? Or did someone beat you to it?
Gonna do a diary?
Going back to topic. I just sent my daughter through a bunch of surgeries in the US, and I don't remember any contract, other than the one saying I had to pay them later or they'll take my house. But nothing about the surgery outcome or a fee schedule. Had no idea what it/they cost beforehand, other than a ballpark figure of $50k-$100k total. They always said they wouldn't know until all the medical billing codes came through, post operation(s).
A short form about risks, especially with the anesthesia, a medical history form, emergency contact form, legal guardian form because she is a minor, a form saying the surgical hospital had no liability. Nothing about qualifications other than the sh*t hanging on her office wall.
QuoteAin't that the truth. I have negatives about me that I didn't even know I had until she told me AFTER the marriage.
LOL!
QuoteGoing back to topic. I just sent my daughter through a bunch of surgeries in the US, and I don't remember any contract, other than the one saying I had to pay them later or they'll take my house. But nothing about the surgery outcome or a fee schedule. Had no idea what it/they cost beforehand, other than a ballpark figure of $50k-$100k total. They always said they wouldn't know until all the medical billing codes came through, post operation(s).
A short form about risks, especially with the anesthesia, a medical history form, emergency contact form, legal guardian form because she is a minor, a form saying the surgical hospital had no liability. Nothing about qualifications other than the sh*t hanging on her office wall.
I know, CCMidwest, I know. Every patient in the (real as opposed to my) world has a sign pointing to his Ass that says, "Insert the rough end of the Pineapple here..."
Quote from: paddy10tellys on July 07, 2016, 12:51:43 PMLOL!
I know, CCMidwest, I know. Every patient in the (real as opposed to my) world has a sign pointing to his Ass that says, "Insert the rough end of the Pineapple here..."
I'll give you my unsolicited personal opinion here...
It seems like you are trying to find things to be worried about. I admittedly don't know much about Dr. Salameh, but he seems like a reputable Doctor and he is in a solid western country. I'm sure you'll get what you paid for.
There's very little legal recourse for cosmetic surgeries anyway, if the laws are anything like the one's in the USA. (I'm 90% sure they are)
Worry about getting to the other side healthy and taller my man.
"confidence" is from the Latin word "confidentem" which means to "trust fully, bold"
So "self-confidence" means to "trust yourself, fully"
I'm sure you researched the doctor and method you picked to be able to trust yourself and your decision, fully.
You'll be alright man.
Also, I recommend coconut oil for the pineapple, it's the best lubricant out there lol.
mods, please move this thread.
Quote from: CCMidwest on July 07, 2016, 12:34:15 PMStill gonna be his first internal? Or did someone beat you to it?
Yup, it's me.
QuoteGonna do a diary?
Yeah.
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