The Cost of Revision Rhinoplasty Is So Important Too!!!

Hehe, no one gets rhinoplasty thinking they'll need revision rhinoplasty, right? I also ended up needing revision rhinoplasty unexpectedly, and the cost was such a burden. I consulted at several places, and some quoted 5 to 6 million won Especially with revision surgery, autologous costal cartilage or donated costal cartilage is often used, and then the cost really goes up more I didn't have inflammation or pain, so it wasn't a contracted nose. But because my nose had become shorter, they called it contraction and quoted a higher surgery cost I had heard that for revision rhinoplasty, you shouldn't look at the cost and should do it somewhere good, so I went around for consultations, but the cost was still such a burden Then I found a clinic where, despite using costal cartilage, the surgery cost came out lower than I expected. Looking at cases and revision rhinoplasty reviews, it seemed they were good at revision rhinoplasty too. The consultation with the director, who reviewed my CT images with me, was good. Above all, D-Day Plastic Surgery is a nose-specialized clinic, so I felt they would understand my nose well. During the consultation, they first told me that because my skin was firm, there would be limits, and that actually made me trust them more. It wasn't that I only looked for a place with cheap surgery costs; it felt like a place that fit me. It's now been 2 months since I had revision rhinoplasty. It's still only the 2nd month, so I'm careful and do have some worries, but I think it turned out well. They told me it was a surgery with limits, but it came out much better than my expectations. They said that if they lengthened the nose, they couldn't raise the nasal tip a lot, but they lengthened my nose and raised the nasal tip, and I think they found a good middle point that suits me. As expected from a nose-specialized clinic.