Since it was surgery, I am evaluating it a bit more pessimistically. (For reference, I visited nearly 20 places just for my nose.)
It has now been more than a year since the surgery. From my memory, starting from the consultation, the desk staff just felt like a formal service team, and I could not talk with the director for long. Of course, I know there would not be a reason to talk long about nostrils, but I still think it would have been better if they had given an opinion like, based on the width of my nasal bridge, the space between the eyes, and so on, maybe reducing it to this extent would be good. The consultation manager was kind. I contacted her separately many times because I had a lot of questions, and she answered everything kindly. (This is a rude thing to say, but the director's skin was really good, and they looked extremely exotic, which surprised me lol.)
I liked their surgical method the most, so I moved forward quickly. If I remember correctly, I probably did not meet the director before surgery. My total contact with the director, including consultation, was about 15-20 minutes..? And I did not know that the director who did the consultation would also be the one performing the surgery I had not specifically chosen the consultation director either. Also, after surgery there was a recovery room, and beds? were arranged so that several people could fit in one room, and after that there was no further contact. Until the surgery ended, I kept thinking, is this really right? Everyone really felt like they were doing their own thing. Oh, and they also gave me some pumpkin juice lol good.
Somehow the surgery was done and I was satisfied right after. But although they say they reduce the nostril by making an incision inside the nostril and then tying it again with thread, the latter effect feels a bit stronger..? It just feels like the nostril? the nose wing gets smaller. If you definitely want a reduction, I do not recommend a transparent incision. Rather, go with the inner method. I am looking into revision surgery. Or maybe just doing the nasal tip would improve the width, so I am also considering just doing the tip. Anyway, do not end up paying double for revision My older sister says my nose did get smaller, and that it is actually very natural, so it is okay. Of course it is smaller than before the surgery, but I drew lines and compared before and after, and since the nostrils seem to have opened back up, she seems to feel it is less effective. Still, I think they were fairly meticulous here.
I do not remember the cost, and I paid around that price range without any review discount.