No money, mo problems..&nbsp;We often hear people - mainly primary researchers - saying how they have found a surgeon that is within their budget.This is a friendly reminder for those who are doing their primary research.&nbsp;If you cannot afford unforeseen events such as a rhinoplasty revision - you should not have a primary to begin with.&nbsp;As someone who has been botched, I say that with the kindest intentions. Best believe it!An expensive surgeon doesn’t necessarily mean that they are much better and same goes with a less expensive one. I paid 7000 euro to get botched by an infamous doctor. My sister paid 2500 euro to another doctor and ended up with amazing results.The money, the cash, the para, the fulus, the dinero - doesn’t always reflect a surgeon’s actual skills.&nbsp;A surgeon didn’t choose the cosmetic field out of care for their patients. No, they chose that specific field - because that’s where the money is. An industry build on our insecurities and they are just thrilled and happy to be profiting from it…&nbsp;I’d like for you to take a good moment and consider the possibility of ending up botched or with an unsatisfactory result.&nbsp;Ask yourself rational questions such as: Do I have money for a revision? AmI aware of the fact that revisions are much more expensive and more complicated than a primary? How will my surgeon treat me if I end up hating the result? Will they offer me a revision or a refund? Some unethical surgeons will avoid, ghost and block you the moment you express your unhappiness.&nbsp;And the most important question to ask yourself “Why do I hate myself so much that I want to change myself?”Sadly, a lot of us botched people wish we could go back in time and have this undone and how we wish we had self love.&nbsp;I have heard from many botched girls battling with their depression how regretfulthey are and how some cannot afford to fix their nose again. That could easily be you…Some might even end up taking a loan, thinking “okay it’s not the end of the world I can take a loan, and invest in myself and feel happy again”So…you end up taking a loan with an interest rate that’s probably free the first year but the next year that interest rate is probably higher than the actual payment installments.&nbsp;And what if you are still miserable?A loan doesn’t guarantee you that you will be happy with the outcome…and you might easily find yourself unhappy but with a debt this time and forced to pay off a revision that you absolutely hate.I can guarantee you one thing for sure. If you end up with a failed nose job, I promise, that you will suffer: mentally, emotionally, physically, relationally, cosmetically and financially….With that said, I therefore change Biggies famous phrase from: Mo money, mo problems to “No money, mo problems”&nbsp;Words from a Botched girl who loves rap!

No money, no problems..

No money, no problems.. author: Rima Magid. 

No money, no problems..

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