In my case, since this is revision surgery, I thought I might be able to get a more reasonable price if I did it together with functional nose surgery, so I had the combined procedure while going ahead with revision.
At first, my nose was too short, so I had surgery to make it longer, but it didn't turn out the way I wanted. So I tried again.
It's already been 16 years since the first surgery, and I thought the tissue inside my nose was probably quite damaged, so I intentionally wanted to look for a hospital with a lot of experience.
I had used silicone and ear cartilage before, but this time I wanted to use autologous costal cartilage, so I dug through more reviews too..
That's how I found Highend, and Director Im Ji-hong's detailed explanation made me decide.
They used autologous costal cartilage together with ear cartilage and made sure it wouldn't become a pointed nose, and they also adjusted the direction while raising the nasal tip.
My nose absolutely had to have the nostrils lowered... and after the surgery, I actually like that the nostrils don't show much from the front.
My nose didn't hurt, but the area where they removed the autologous costal cartilage and ear cartilage stung instead. It got better as time went on, but it had been so long since I'd felt that kind of throbbing that it was hard to get used to. Haha.
On top of that, lowering the bridge around the glabella seems to have changed my impression to feel more feminine than before. I like it.