Review of low nose surgery for a man in his 30s

Since I haven't written many review posts before, I apologize in advance for the somewhat disorganized write-up. * Why I decided on surgery, and the process of choosing and booking the hospital I always felt that my nose was overall low, wanted to look better, and had always believed that the nose is the most important feature in a person's impression. I also wanted to experience it at least once in my life, so I started looking into male nose surgery materials on YouTube. While watching videos made by various directors, I thought the YouTube commentary by Park Chiyul explained things the best, so I decided on Special ENT Hospital. At the time it was mid-May, and I had arranged a 3-day vacation in early June to create about a week of time off, then quickly made a consultation call. I was told that Director Park Chiyul, whom I learned about through YouTube, was booked up for more than 2 months and not available right away. Just when I was thinking I would need to look for another hospital, I was told there was a director named Nam Jaeseong who could proceed the very next day, so I hesitated for a moment but decided to go ahead for now. After the call, I looked carefully through the website and saw only 1 ENT specialist listed, so I had assumed there was of course only 1 director, but after checking the medical staff introduction I confirmed there were actually 2 people. * Why I went ahead with Director Nam Jaeseong instead of Director Park Chiyul, whom I found through YouTube At first I naturally wanted to be treated by the director I learned about through YouTube, but the wait was too long, and I thought the fact that they were working as partners at the same hospital was evidence that they were both that good. Above all, the fact that there was an anesthesiologist there was also important. I had occasionally come across medical accident cases, so I was scared too. * Consultation process I liked that they showed me various materials and explained in quite a lot of detail how I would change after surgery. I had also considered bringing photos of celebrities' noses or well-done nose surgery results to show them, but in the end I asked them to proceed with the shape that would suit my face best. * Looking at the before-and-after photos after surgery, I think the surgery went very well. The tip of my nose was small and drooped downward, which I didn't like, but that was solved immediately, and although people around me sometimes notice that something feels different, the surgery was finished quite naturally so I have been living without a major sense of awkwardness. Even though it's only been 1 month, I especially liked how quickly the swelling went down. * Overall impression My first impression was that since they were using an entire large 6-story building exclusively, they must really be good at nose-related procedures. The nurses on each floor were kind, handled things skillfully, and were fast, which I liked. The manager who handled the consultation explained the pre- and post-surgery process in detail and in an easy-to-understand way, which I appreciated. I think 33% of the decision to choose a hospital depends on the manager's skill. Even now, more than 2 months later, I still think I made the right choice by doing it here.