Surgeon Removes Man's Nose while Trying to Give Him a Nose Job

Thakkar before the surgery

The man you see above, Vishal Thakkar, went to a professional doctor, Dr Angelo Cuzalina, to get a nose job (finer nose than he had before) after he broke up with his wife only to have his entire nose gone.

Thakkar according to FOX 23 said he went to Dr. Cuzalina because he thought he was a professional in the field and also occupying the post of president of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery.

Thakkar who started the journey of the nose job as far back as 2006 said that it was the 8th surgery with the doctor that he woke up to see his nose gone  
He said that after the first surgery, he suffered some relatively minor breathing problems that occurred when he slept or worked out. continue to see the nose job gone bad picture...

Before one of the surgeries, Thakkar alleges that he specifically told one of Dr Cuzalina's nurses that he did not want them to take any cartilage from his ears should they need it for his nose during the surgery.

When he woke up a few hours later, he had pain behind his ears because they had done just that. Fox 23 says the doctor later emailed an apology to Mr Thakkar.

Those recordings were then used as justification for Dr. Cuzalina's August 31, 2012 letter where he said that he would no longer operate on Mr Thakkar because of his 'ongoing threats and harassment against my staff, my practice, and me personally'. 

As a part of Mr Thakkar's lawsuit, he went on to say that the plastic surgeon, gave him a dangerous mix of prescription medication.

The lawsuit says Mr Thakkar was 'prescribed an excessive amount of medication, enough to kill the patient, if taken, including but not limited to Loratab, Ambien, Valilum, and Oxycodone.'
This is far from the end of his plastic surgery nightmare, however, as he is determined to fix his face.

'There is no way I am going to live like this. It is worse than being dead,' disgusted Thakkar said.

After the surgery

Dr Cuzalina could not be reached for comment and his lawyers previously denied interview requests from Fox 23 on the grounds that they would not be able to speak about Mr Thakkar's medical history given doctor-patient confidentiality agreements. 

Dr. Cuzalina

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