My nostrils looked wide, which had been bothering me, and especially when I smiled, I wanted to fix the feeling that my nose spread out sharply to both sides.. I went to consultations thinking nostril reduction alone would solve it, but the explanation differed from hospital to hospital, so I ended up worrying even more. Some places said the hump had to be shaved down and an implant had to be inserted too, which made me feel they were not quite a match for me, since I wanted a natural look.. I ended up having the surgery at Doctor Romi, and the director there did not force any material on me, and the design was exactly what I wanted. Before settling the design, they explained my nose condition first, and said the biggest reason it looked spread out when I smiled was not the nostrils themselves, but the compressed tip and the hook nose. They said that if the tip is set upright, the spread-out look when smiling is greatly eased.. They explained that the actual width of the nostrils does not shrink much with tip surgery alone, but that because they draw inward, the nose can look much slimmer visually. They explained the reasons one by one like that, so it was easy to understand. They said we could supplement the size of the nostrils and the width of the nostrils with additional nostril reduction. After looking at the CT, they explained that a deviated septum cartilage alone would be enough to correct the hook nose, and even though I had a hump, the bridge was not particularly low, so an implant was not really necessary. I prefer a nose with a slightly remaining hump rather than a too-straight, rigid-looking nose, so I liked the design that did not correct the hump, which was also one reason I chose this hospital. Since the hump was left as is, the surgery does not look obvious at all, and it feels naturally like my original nose. From the front, the tip looks gathered in, so the nostrils look slimmer than before, and from the side too, it looks tidied up without feeling excessively raised, so it seems to have come out exactly with the atmosphere I wanted.
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