My nose: no surgical experience A (surprisingly) sunken nasal bridge (the bridge is so low that it even casts a slight shadow), with a relatively high nasal tip. When viewed from below, the nostrils are round horizontally. From the front, the nostrils are not very visible. The alar base is not particularly wide.
What I want: To fill in the extremely naturally sunken nasal bridge To keep the nostrils from showing much (I really hate cheap-looking noses) and just raise the overall height Safe materials (absolutely no costal cartilage, and preferably avoid using septal cartilage as much as possible)
The direction the director pursues matches what I want, so I put this place on my strong candidate list. First of all, they seem to use materials safely. When I brought up septal cartilage, they said it did not look especially necessary (this may also be because my nasal tip is not that low, and I said I dislike a sharply raised nose). So that was good for now. They clearly explained that the overall impression can change a lot with nasal bridge silicone even by 0.5 mm increments. I think I need to decide carefully.
They are not an extremely friendly type, but they seem to have pride in their own skill. They seem to have a tendency to pursue safety. Maybe because they specialize in revision surgery.