First of all, my nose has a drooping tip, a blunt tip, and is slightly wide
1. Only autologous costal cartilage recommended (my septum looks weak and, because of my tissue quality, if I use ear cartilage there is a possibility it could droop) Sedation anesthesia, 1-year AS Two functional nose items excluding the nasal valve (rhinitis, deviated septum) Only the nose tip with autologous costal cartilage, connected naturally to the bridge as well (this also uses autologous costal cartilage) They have a hyperbaric oxygen machine and remove the packing the next day after surgery
2. Ear cartilage and septum recommended Sedation or general anesthesia is decided by the anesthesiologist Two functional nose items excluding the nasal valve (rhinitis, deviated septum) Nose tip, osteotomy, columella creation But they said that later, if I'm satisfied without osteotomy, then I don't have to do it 1-year AS, hyperbaric oxygen available
3. Autologous costal cartilage, ear cartilage recommended (but with the feeling they recommend rib cartilage more than ear) Sedation, lifetime AS Three functional nose items including the nasal valve Only raise the nose tip, but at the glabella use donated dermis by about 1-2 mm They said about 20% is absorbed