7-month review of autologous costal cartilage rhinoplasty and revision eye surgery

Even after my rhinoplasty, because it was done without an implant, the bridge height did not improve, and the contour of the bridge was not clearly visible from the front. Over time, the tip also seemed to sink and look bumpy, which worried me. There was no waiting time, so I could go straight into the consultation at my scheduled time, and I liked that I was able to talk with Director Yoo Gi-hyeon for a long time. While examining my nose by touch, he seemed to carefully judge which parts needed improvement and what nose shape would suit my face. After surgery, many other places have doctors who just glance over the follow-up care, but here they always take enough time and check things carefully, so I’m satisfied with the postoperative care too. First of all, I’m happy that both the bridge and the tip are definitely higher. Even though it’s high, the bridge isn’t too thin, and the angle isn’t turned up too much, so it doesn’t look obviously operated on. People around me say it looks natural, and even a friend who had surgery before said she wants to redo hers at the same hospital and with the same nose shape as mine. Looking at my pre-op photos, I really think I made the right choice. At first, because it was a revision surgery, I was very anxious and kept debating whether to just live with it as-is or take the risk and have surgery. But Director Yoo Gi-hyeon gave me a careful, thoughtful consultation, so I decided to go ahead, and the results were so good that people around me even asked which hospital I had surgery at. It’s been 7 months since surgery, and the tip has not dropped at all; the height has been maintained naturally without going too far. If you’re thinking about surgery, I recommend getting a consultation with the director once.