It has been 6 months since my nose surgery. I came to Lowell Plastic Surgery thinking this would be my last nose surgery in my life. My problems were that the nasal skin had become thin and looked chalk-like, and the nose was bent to the left and lifted. I considered removing the silicone implant, but I did not have enough confidence to do that either haha. I went to Lowell because I saw the reviews on the app and liked it. Director Kim Jaeyoon did a good job with the consultation, so I felt trust. I was also satisfied that I could have the surgery at the event price listed in the app. I had autologous costal cartilage, and I was worried because I heard it would hurt, but I was fine. I think you do not need to worry too much. I was already very satisfied starting from the one-month mark. The thin nasal skin that made it look chalk-like, the bend to the left, and the lifted look were the problems, but once those were fixed, people around me said I looked younger, like I was in my 30s, and that I seemed to have lost a lot of weight. I did not know a nose could influence a person’s impression this much. Highly recommended. Since it is not a large hospital but a private clinic, I felt I could really trust them with revision nose surgery, so I want to strongly recommend it to people looking into contracted-nose reconstruction.
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