Before-surgery nose complex areas:
1. A nasal tip that was not sharp and looked rounded compared with the nasal bridge - (I had filler a few times a very long time ago, and it seems to have spread) 2. A slight hump and a slightly wide nasal dorsum
Materials used: 1. Septal cartilage 2. Donated costal cartilage
I wanted to make a change quickly before it got any later, so while looking around based on review photos, I thought Director Choi's style at Banana Plastic Surgery seemed good. I booked a consultation, consulted with Manager Kim Hyun-a and the director, and decided on surgery right away.
A lot of people visit many clinics and recommend going to several places, but I just had a strong feeling, so I proceeded without consultations at any other hospitals.
Instead of the straight line + 90-95 degree nasolabial angle that is the usual standard for men's noses, I requested a slight straight-to-curved line + 95-100 degree nasolabial angle.
It seems like there are many revision cases due to nasal tip drooping or dropping, so I made that decision, and I don't think I'll regret it. And since I was getting plastic surgery anyway, even though I'm a man, I wanted to try making it a bit more dramatic.
The surgery started around 6 p.m., the last slot on Friday. I don't normally have high blood pressure, but maybe because I was nervous on the operating table, my blood pressure and heart rate were a bit high, so I took one pill to lower my blood pressure, received antibiotics, told the director I was in his hands, and then received propofol. It went in coolly through the vein and I pleasantly went off to dreamland. What really moved me was that, despite it being very late, after the surgery they deliberately did not wake me up until late at night and let me rest well in the recovery room, so I came home very comfortably.
The director is human too... At first I worried a lot that if he operated during the last slot, he might be tired and not do a good job. But on the contrary, he said that because it was the last slot, he did not have to rush to match the next surgery schedule, so he could work more carefully and in more detail. Those who will have surgery in the future, please keep this in mind. I'll stop here.