Among the top 3 clinics + [Clinic A] and [Clinic B], [Clinic A] was the one I visited last, and it left the strongest impression on me. [Clinic A] consultation review.
Silitex removal is tricky, so you can't just peel it off carelessly. The bridge of the nose must have been high originally. If you don't want to go back to a bulbous nose, you need to remove the bridge and keep the tip. Use as much of the existing material as possible to reshape the tip. If the material is not good, you have to use ear cartilage. They repeated that swelling and bruising would last a long time.
The cost was quite high, probably because it was considered a revision surgery. Even though they used my existing septal cartilage, it was more expensive than I expected.
What I liked was: 1. I was confused about these two options: use ear cartilage to support the tip vs. not bother removing ear cartilage unless it's really necessary. At [Clinic A], unlike some other places, they were not rigidly fixed on one opinion like