Surprisingly, the photo before surgery is from a nose that had already had one nose surgery T_T. My first surgery was during the COVID period, and back then there was so much more information, so I think I mainly looked into clinics that were popular on YouTube. Rather than visiting many places, I just checked a few and decided lightly, thinking that should be fine... I also went with ear cartilage as the material because it was recommended naturally during the consultation... Looking back now, I wonder why I was in such a hurry then T_T. After the surgery, the hump was still there and everything looked too natural, so it didn't even seem like I'd had nose surgery, which made me feel like I had wasted my money. So I decided, since I already touched it once, let's do it properly again! and made up my mind to get revision nose surgery.~Because it was a revision, I looked into hospitals more carefully and searched a ton of before-and-after reviews on cafés and apps! I got consultations at several places, but while I was struggling because nothing felt right, I got introduced to Dr. Kim Dae-hwa at [Clinic A] by a friend! Since he has a lot of revision nose surgery experience, he pointed out to some extent what parts of my previous surgery I didn't like and what I felt was lacking...!!! I also worried a lot about materials, but the doctor explained the differences between each material one by one and showed actual surgery cases too haha. So after comparing everything, I decided cadaveric rib cartilage would suit me best, and got revision nose surgery with cadaveric rib cartilage! After the surgery, I still have some swelling, but can't you clearly see that the hump is gone? The line connecting the bridge and tip also looks natural, and the result is definitely different from the first surgery, so I’m completely happy with this revision nose surgery!!!
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