ㅎㄴ The consultation manager recommended silicone for the nasal bridge and autologous cartilage for the nasal tip. After taking a CT scan, an otolaryngology specialist gave the diagnosis. After that, I only consulted with the manager and couldn’t meet the director.. It’s a large hospital and felt way too hectic, so I didn’t like it much.
ㅇㅇㄴㅇ They took a CT scan and said functional rhinoplasty was possible. They recommended silicone for the nasal bridge, nasal tip lengthening with septal cartilage and ear cartilage, and alar reduction.. I’m debating because the price is expensive.. Both the director and consultation manager were kind, and this was the place I leaned toward the most. + They said family can watch the surgery scene in real time through CCTV, so I felt I could trust them.
ㅇㅇㅇㅋ They realistically recommended only what was necessary, and the price range was reasonable.. When I said I had taken a CT the day before, they said CT scans should be spaced out, so I didn’t take one. They said functional rhinoplasty approvals don’t come out well these days? (that it’s hard to get, but hospitals don’t explain it well).. But I didn’t show the photos I wanted either, so I’m debating whether it would suit me..
ㄱㄹㄹ I went after seeing a post saying they do functional rhinoplasty, but they said they don’t do functional rhinoplasty. I had a cosmetic consultation, and the price wasn’t expensive, so I’m considering it. They mentioned silicone for the nasal bridge and autologous cartilage for the nasal tip..