:50:01
Beyond the cheek grafts,
:50:03
are the pins fastened
with any kind of aluminium
:50:06
which could cause the pressure
in my head?
:50:09
We're working on prostheses,
:50:11
but you're not at the stage
where we can experiment.
:50:16
Experiment. Use me.
:50:18
- The headaches will go away.
- These are more than headaches.
:50:23
These are like steel plates
slicing through my every thought.
:50:27
We're not cowboys.
We can't just wing it.
:50:30
I can't think straight most of the time.
:50:33
- We can increase your medication.
- Yes. Medication.
:50:37
We'll continue to investigate.
However, there are so many others
:50:42
who have not had the aesthetic benefit
of plastic surgery as you have.
:50:47
This isn't about vanity,
Dr Pomerantz.
:50:50
This isn't about vanity.
This is about functioning in the world.
:50:54
It's my job to be out there functioning.
:50:57
I've got the money.
I'll pay any amount.
:51:00
Just invent something!
Just play jazz.
:51:04
You say you're the best face man
in New York? Prove it!
:51:11
- We could do something about your arm.
- Fuck my arm!
:51:19
Nobody here takes your feelings
for granted.
:51:22
We prepared something
based on the preliminary examination.
:51:25
Bring it on!
:51:27
It's sometimes useful
in the early stages of rejection.
:51:30
It's a facial prosthetic.
It was two weeks in the making.
:51:33
- Thank you.
- You're welcome, doctor.
:51:45
- A facial prosthetic?
- The aesthetic replacement does work.
:51:49
Emotionally and actually.
:51:52
The plastic in the shield
blocks out abusive rays
:51:55
and assists in the regeneration of cells.
:51:59
- It's an aesthetic regenerative shield?
- That's correct.