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Nose Surgery Reviews@rhino-review

The answer is to really look into revision rhinoplasty carefully!

When I first had rhinoplasty at a really big plastic-surgery specialty hospital, I finished the surgery hoping my nose would become the nose I had imagined. But no matter how much I looked in the mirror, it looked strange, so I thought it must be because of swelling... The hospital side also only said it was because of swelling... But even after 1 year, the shape was ㅡㅡ the nasal tip was drooping, and from the front it looked like an arrow-shaped nose, a long nose, like a monkey. People I knew said my nose looked much better before rhinoplasty and asked why I did it... Hearing those words made me even more stressed, and I felt like I was going to develop a mental illness, so I started looking into ways to lift only the nasal tip. There were all sorts of methods here and there, but with a desperate heart of not wanting to fail again, I began researching. Then I found an unfamiliar method to me called Nosezelco by Director Kim In-sang at B&Young, so after looking into it more specifically, I had a consultation and discussed the surgical method and the shortcomings of my nose (severely crooked nostrils, long and drooping nasal tip, low height, etc.). I did not want a flashy nose, so I asked for the most natural result, and this is how I look from surgery on January 5 through today, day 12. From the moment I came out after the surgery, I had no bruising at all, so even when I wore a mask and went to work from the next day, no one noticed. If I had known earlier, I would have had the surgery at B&Young from the start, and I regretted that. So I am recommending it to people around me who need nose surgery. Thank you, Director Kim In-sang~~

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