Review of revision nose surgery for an upturned, contracted nose

It’s been 6 months since my nose surgery, the swelling has all gone down, and I’m living a stable life now. Friends I hadn’t seen in a long time recognized that I had done something and said it came out so well This was my third surgery, and I had a lot of worries before deciding on it. Since it was a re-revision, I was very anxious, and because of contracture, the tip of my nose was upturned and, from the front, clearly bent to one side, which caused me a lot of stress. There was a time when I felt like maybe I should just live like this and give up, but with the feeling that this would be the last time, I went around getting consultations for revision nose surgery. Then I saw reviews of Lowell and went for a consultation, and during the consultation the coordinator and Dr. Kim Jae-yoon explained the problems with my nose in great detail and very clearly. Seeing how carefully, considerately, and kindly they consulted with me made me feel deep trust, and thanks to that I was able to decide on surgery with confidence. For the bridge, they used a 3D implant called Soptit, and for the tip they used donated rib cartilage and ear cartilage. The upturned tip, which had been my biggest worry, came down naturally, and the severe asymmetry also disappeared completely. People around me also say the surgery came out so well, so I’m really happy! It was a re-revision, but I’m thankful I could do it at a price much better than other places, and I’m relieved that even the results are satisfying. I had so many worries, but the surgery result is so satisfying that I can only think how glad I am that I did it here.