A Hospital with 3 directors I would get surgery from the director. The director is kind, and first of all, he definitely focuses on the points I want to improve. The consultation lasted 30 minutes. Both the consultant and the director are kind. What I felt during the consultation was that they were definitely trying to match the nose I wanted. Nasal bridge, nasal tip, nasolabial angle correction, hump, cartilage reduction, cartilage tying Nasal bridge - about 3 mm silicone, nasal tip - septal cartilage + ear cartilage It came out to 4 million won. No reviews, no same-day booking; that's the price. Focuses more on reducing the nostril width than the nasal bridge. No implant-free option. About 3-4 surgeries a day. For aftercare, every time you visit the hospital, they do swelling laser treatment and also give scar-tissue injections.
B 2-doctor hospital Famous for revision surgery The director has a seriously long career and good experience. The consultant is not great. The director is really good. I asked them to send me the surgical diagnosis I received via Talk, but she cut me off and said she'd just write it on a business card, then wrote it on the business card, blocking what I was saying. And she kept asking which hospitals I had been to and where I was going. 3.5 million won including VAT They said implant-free surgery is possible here. Four places said it wasn't possible, but here they said it is. Use ear cartilage and septal cartilage, bulbous nose correction, cartilage tying, alar cartilage repositioning, columella lowering The surgery content is the same as A, except for the nasolabial angle. 2 surgeries a day AS is available anytime. Officially it's within 1 year, but even if you come after 4 years, they'll check it. After surgery, you have to see the director one day later, one week later, two weeks later, one month later, three months later, and six months later.
From reading all the reviews, I felt like A seemed to pursue aesthetics more than safety, and B seemed to pursue safety more than aesthetics.
I'm so torn Both are hospitals known to be really good…