My nasal septum is deviated, so my nose blockage is pretty severe. When I looked into hospitals that are good at functional rhinoplasty, I was told to go to an ENT hospital. I also care a lot about aesthetics, so I want to book at a place that is good at both. Among male rhinoplasty reviews, the ENT hospital GNG seemed the most natural, so I was thinking of going and choosing a doctor in particular, but is there a doctor there who is especially good at septoplasty?
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