Should I say that my nasal tip was spread out? My nasal bridge was low, and my nostrils were too wide, so people often said I looked stuffy and unsophisticated. But I had never even considered rhinoplasty. Then my nasal congestion became very severe and difficult, so my older sister recommended functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty at [Clinic A].
I decided to at least have a consultation and visited [Clinic A]. The doctor consulted with me in such a straightforward and confident manner that I felt a great deal of trust. So I was initially consulting only about improving my rhinitis, but I mentioned my complexes from the nasal bridge to the nasal tip. The doctor said they could be improved together and reset the surgical plan.
I was also deliberating over alar reduction, so I mentioned that as well. The doctor said, “Is it really necessary?” and did not recommend it excessively, which I liked even more. I might have regretted it if I had received rhinoplasty only for the rhinitis issue.
They were known for being good at male rhinoplasty, and now I think I understand why. They created a natural contour as if it had always been my nose, and I am now free from nasal obstruction as well. They reflected my opinions as much as possible, so I think my satisfaction with the surgery is genuinely very high.