00:00I'm really happy because, of course, yesterday I got a little shock from a news story I saw in another publication.
00:10And it reached my family, of course, and my mother was scared, like saying
00:13I saw this news story, what happened? It says you're going back to the operating room again, that you're not well.
00:19And I heard about a review because it was my turn and those were the steps that had to be followed, the review
00:24They sedated me for an hour, removed my retainer, and inside I'm perfectly fine.
00:30Everything is fine, everything is very healthy, everything is going as it should.
00:33The thing is, this is a very slow process, as you can see from being here.
00:38This has a column here in the center that needs to regenerate.
00:40Tell us what you're wearing now, perfect.
00:42This is a retainer that goes all the way up here.
00:43What's more, now you want to have another one touch your nose and you want to touch it
00:48Nothing, this has a retainer that goes all the way up here
00:50And what this does is act like a support beam in a roof; what this does is hold it up.
00:54Of course this is perfect, which the man also removed
00:56and all the flaps, the cartilage itself, the very thing that belongs to the rib that he took from me
01:04Everything is catching on really well in the nose
01:08Didn't they have to put in more cartilage?
01:10Nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing at all
01:12On the contrary, the surgeon himself is extremely surprised because he says I'm going at a much faster speed.
01:18of what he expected because, of course, many times, to give an explanation
01:23Without meaning to offend anyone, of course
01:25There are many of your colleagues in certain programs or collaborators
01:28who speak without knowing what a rhinoplasty is or what I've had done.
01:34my
01:34What you've done to me is like you've built an entire house.
01:38Do you understand? So, a rhinoplasty is not the same thing.
01:40Okay, Lucas, when are you going to sing? Okay, Luque, when are you going to run?
01:43Okay, Luque, when are you going to jump?
01:45Gentlemen, this is what it means, this is what it means, the surgeon tells me it will take about a year or so.
01:50No, in a year, I mean, in a year is when I'll see my nose perfectly
01:54as you can have it
01:56In four or five months, which I'll see for five years, I'll already have my profile and I won't be able to see it.
01:59It looks bad, doesn't it?
02:00But it is true that there are colleagues who may speak and say
02:03Well, when I had my rhinoplasty surgery, I didn't have to go through this.
02:07Well, when I had surgery, I thought, damn, I think you did a touch-up.
02:09So, for me, it's been a complete rebuild.
02:13Did your children see you when they first saw you?
02:15They almost started crying, almost crying, almost crying
02:19The little boy was in tears, he was in tears, and then he gave me a hug, a spectacular hug.
02:25A hug from those who arrive, from those who feel, from those who feel
02:29And that filled me, filled me with life
