Before-before, after-after - revision rhinoplasty, silicone removal, autologous costal cartilage - Cheoeumcheoreom Plastic Surgery
Since I really dislike flashy sales talk, I focused on that most when choosing a hospital. Rather than saying everything is possible, they clearly told me what was possible and what was not, which made them feel trustworthy, so I chose Cheoeumcheoreom.
I had my first surgery with silicone in 2009, and while I was worried because of contracture, I found Cheoeumcheoreom. Since I am older, I told them I really wanted this to be the last surgery no matter what. In that case, they recommended removing the silicone, but because my nasal bridge was low, silicone removal felt burdensome. After checking my CT, the director said, "This level of nasal bridge is fine. Also, for the nose, the nasal tip is more important than the bridge." I trusted those words and went ahead.
It has only been 2 weeks, so the shape has not fully settled yet, but so far I am very satisfied. My rhinitis was severe, so I wondered and regretted whether I should have had collaborative treatment with an ENT doctor, but strangely, my rhinitis completely disappeared. Breathing is so comfortable, and before surgery I really could not keep myself together in weather like these days, so I think it was a very good decision to accept the director's recommendation to remove the silicone.
Meeting a director who suits you is truly important. When you make your final nose-surgery list, I recommend including Director Lee Bang-seok as well. He is absolutely not the talkative or warm type. But when I asked about things I was curious about, he did his best to explain them.