I'm the very meticulous type, to the point that people around me call me a perfectionist... So it took me quite a long time to look for a place to get rhinoplasty. First of all, all 4 clinics I visited for consultations recommended proceeding without an implant, and I thought it would be better to do it at the place I trusted the most. There was exactly one director whose confidence I could feel even in their voice.
For the nasal tip, septal cartilage, ear cartilage, and donated costal cartilage were used, and since my nose is on the longer side, that part was corrected too. The hump also had to be refined, so osteotomy + nasolabial angle correction were done together.
I was very satisfied with the care the clinic provided after surgery, and even on the days I visited for follow-up checks, the director, the nurses, and the manager were all so kind. I felt reassured because they definitely did not have the mindset of, "The surgery is done, so that's it."
Maybe because the doctor is skilled, even though I had osteotomy, there wasn't much bleeding inside my nose. Since this was my first surgery, my only points of comparison are my friends, but when I looked up surgery vlog videos, there were people whose gauze got completely soaked ?? For me, there was just a little bleeding on the first day, and from the second day on it was only nasal discharge, so I found it fascinating.
And I wanted a straight-semi-curved line close to straight, and they pulled off this difficult thing..