Used my face as a crumple zone!

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mcshroom

Bionic Subsonic
Glad to hear you've recovered well and that looks like some good work by the medical staff there. :thumbsup:

Oh, how was the bike :biggrin:

Were you wearing a helmet?
Unless it was full face then I can't see how a helmet would have changed the outcome (whether one was worn or not) :huh:
 
Wow. Glad you have recovered so well, and kept your spirits up when everything was such a painful mess.

Scar can be easily covered.

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slug56

slug56

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Unless it was full face then I can't see how a helmet would have changed the outcome (whether one was worn or not) :huh:
Correct :rolleyes: I was indeed wearing a helmet, but it completely missed.
I definitely agree with all the comments here about the surgeons. I had a first-class service from start to finish, which isn't something you tend to hear often about the NHS.
 
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Hell of a way to get a nose job! glad you made a full recovery.
 

Sara_H

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Ouchy. My OH had a similar vrash, he had a Le Fort 3 fracture which sounds like what you had - his eye sockets, nose and top teeth were floating independantly of his skull!

Funnily enough his nose was already a bit bent, but it was streightened out a bit after the surgery.

Good to hear you've made a full recovery.
 
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slug56

slug56

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Ouchy. My OH had a similar vrash, he had a Le Fort 3 fracture which sounds like what you had - his eye sockets, nose and top teeth were floating independantly of his skull!

That's the one. Le Fort 1 and 2 here. I actually think I came out of it with a slightly straighter nose... And straighter teeth for that matter! :whistle:
 

Sara_H

Guru
That's the one. Le Fort 1 and 2 here. I actually think I came out of it with a slightly straighter nose... And straighter teeth for that matter! :whistle:
Ouch! It's about 4 years since OH did his. He gets a bit achy in his face in cold weather.
 
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