First of all, my biggest concern is my bulbous nose, and I heard that raising the nasal tip would at least make my nose look smaller, so I went to consultations on the premise that I would get nasal tip surgery, with the condition that absolutely no implant (silicone) would be used. @ㅌㅁ Plastic Surgery I was quoted 3.6 million won (cash price) for alar base reduction + nasal tip (septal cartilage + ear cartilage) + no implant, with the cost of full sedation anesthesia separate (200,000 won). It felt a bit expensive compared with what would be done. Also, because my nasal tip is already somewhat upturned, even if they raised the tip as much as possible, it might barely be 2 mm, and they said there would be a step-off there, so from the start they recommended filler after nasal surgery. My nose already has a step-off now, so I can take that into account, but since the director emphasized it that much, I wondered, is the step-off really that severe unless I get filler?̊̈ I had the consultation with Director ㅊㅅㅎ, but compared with their career, it is hard to find reviews, so I am really torn.
@ㅇㄹ Plastic Surgery I had the consultation with the consultant, and because of overall facial harmony, they recommended that if I was only going to do the nasal tip, I should not touch my nose at all. If I were to do the bridge, the quote was nasal tip + nasal bridge + hump removal + removal of nasal soft tissue = 3.5 million won. The consultant was also kind and looked after me well, like a friend. I had a pleasant consultation, but it was different from the direction I wanted.
@ㅅㄹ Plastic Surgery It was a consultation with the director, and the director said all side effects of plastic surgery start with silicone, so they did not recommend silicone. If I still wanted to put in silicone (at the time, since all the other hospitals recommended silicone, I wavered briefly and had the consultation assuming I would use silicone), I remember the quote for nasal bridge + nasal tip + hump being over 4 million won.