u/pr36_ — reddlx

Start Date Discrepancy (Is this shady of me?)

I started my first job out of college on November 2nd, 2024, and have been with them since that date. That date is on my employer's official portal (I work at a large company in Consulting). This puts me at exactly 1 year and 11 months of employment as of 2 days ago.

Would it be unadvisable to say I started on October 2024? A lot of the jobs I am applying for require 2 YOE and I have a feeling that I am being auto filtered out due to this small, 2 day difference.

What do you guys think? Do you think it is going to cause more issues than it will solve?

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u/pr36_ — 12 days ago

▲ 9 r/jawsurgery

About to pull the trigger on the surgery

Hey all,
I started the process of consulting roughly 6 months ago and finally found a surgeon I was happy w and agreed to perform it. I am paying out of pocket, basically half my life savings at 24 (40k) for genio + djs. I have mild OSA so I am mainly doing this for aesthetics.

That being said: I know the first photo looks fine. My problem is at certain angles and most photos without my beard, I am VERY unhappy with my side profile. I have spent the last 6 months also mulling over the psychological hardship I will face going through with this and have finally come to the decision that I will be moving forward, as I am 24 and at potentially the best time for me to get this procedure.

My surgeon said he is going for roughly 8-12mm on both the top and bottom, with more movement on my maxilla.

Wish me luck and I’ll keep this forum posted w updates.

u/pr36_ — 3 months ago

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Insurance Denied Claim (Requested More Info - VSP)

Hi,

My surgeon recently put in a pre auth for my surgery and it was denied on the grounds of not enough information (my surgeon just attached my in-lab sleep apnea test I believe). They asked my surgeon for a virtual surgical plan (VSP) which is going to cost me $1,500 out of pocket... my surgeon says that he hasn't ever had a patient need this for pre auth to go through. Curious if any of you have dealt with this.

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u/pr36_ — 4 months ago