Male nose surgery after discharge from the military

Since I was young, I had a low nasal bridge, a bulbous tip, and even a hump nose, so it was an unexpected complex and source of stress for me.. Right after being discharged from the military, I made up my mind and got nose surgery. I consulted at about 7 clinics in total, including places recommended by people I know, aiming for a clean straight nose (like actor Ji Chang-wook). In the end, I had the surgery with Director Park Jeong-heum at MIGHTY. First of all, because it was a place where someone I know had successful nose surgery, I trusted it more, but what really stood out was how professional the consultation with the director was. My nasal bones weren’t wide, they just looked wide because they were low, so it wasn’t even a case that needed osteotomy, and since my nose itself was on the small side, he explained that I should actually worry about it becoming too narrow after heightening it, and he pointed out exactly what I needed from my perspective without any overtreatment. At first I also had a specific nose in mind and got a bit greedy, so I pushed hard and asked for something absolutely high and sharp, but among all the hospitals I visited, he was the only one who explained the limits based on my nasal structure and stopped me by saying the best result had to come within a safe range. Compared with places that just said everything could be done, this kind of honest and confident consultation was what drew me in more. It’s been about a month since the surgery now, and looking at my nose after surgery, I think I was right to listen to the director. From the front and the side, it’s a straight, high nose that matches my facial proportions, and I think it looks even more three-dimensional and sharper than I had imagined. People around me have had good reactions too, and now that the part that used to be my complex has been resolved, my self-esteem and confidence itself seem to have grown a lot.