Male Cozelco Review

My self-paid male Cozelco review at 10 months. My writing is not very good, so please understand generously. Usually it seems like women do Cozelco more often, but I hope this helps men who are considering it even a little. First of all, I originally had a very bulbous nose. I also had a nasal fracture when I was young, and people around me always said, "You would really be fine if only you fixed your nose." As they say, once you know the taste, it is scary, and since I had experienced nasal fracture surgery before, I knew very well how painful and uncomfortable surgery can be. So I thought about it for a long time. It wasn't that I had a huge complex about my looks, but even I thought my nose was always lacking, so I decided to take this chance and try it. Since I was going to do it anyway, I wanted to do it in Seoul, so while I was comparing options, I learned about [Clinic A]. Of course, if you put in silicone, it might look prettier and the satisfaction might be higher, but I did not prefer silicone. I didn't have such a huge appearance complex that I felt I needed silicone too, and since I like being active, I didn't want to live while worrying about my nose. So I put [Clinic A] at the top of my list. But I was worried because it seemed like going all the way to Seoul for surgery would not be easy. I live in Busan, so I consulted with several plastic surgery clinics there too, and most of the doctors recommended silicone, ear cartilage, and nasal support. Of course, they may all be skilled, but because that was a bit different from the direction I had in mind, I actually liked [Clinic A] more. Then I thought if I didn't do it this time, the waiting period would only get longer, so I booked right away. I don't know how it is now, but at the time it was possible to visit and have surgery on the same day. From booking to surgery, I think I waited about 5 to 6 months. Since mine was the first time slot, I took an early morning train up to Seoul. After arriving, I had a consultation, then a design consultation with the doctor, and then went into surgery. I used about 1.5 pieces of ear cartilage. I also considered silicone, but since I was doing it anyway, I asked them to make it as natural as possible. The doctor also barely talked about silicone, which actually surprised me. They said it didn't seem necessary. The surgery itself was not that nerve-racking. Maybe because I had had several surgeries as a child, I finished it without much resistance and came out. Honestly, I am not exaggerating at all, but even though I am usually a huge complainer about pain, my nose barely hurt except for a throbbing ache in my ear. It felt, in terms of sensation, like maybe one-quarter of a nasal fracture surgery. Up to now, there has been no drooping, and I am living naturally as if it were always my original nose. At first it felt a little loose, but now I sometimes even forget that I had nose surgery. And most of all, I like that it doesn't look like I had surgery. These days a lot of men get nose surgery too, but personally I do not like noses that look too obvious. That said, it is not as if there was no change. I definitely think it was worth the money. One more thing, maybe it's just me, but breathing feels easier than before. Since the originally droopy nose was lifted, breathing feels much easier. And I was also very satisfied with the aftercare. While going about daily life, one stitch came loose, and unfortunately it was a weekend, so I couldn't get in touch. Worried, I went up the following Monday right away, and they handled it immediately with no real waiting. Of course, there was no extra charge at all. They must have had their own schedule, so I was especially grateful that they responded so kindly. This got a bit long as I wrote it, I think. Personally, I really recommend it. I think I would have regretted not doing it. I hope my small review helps those who are considering it.