I had it done in March this year They shaved down the hump without an implant and raised it by 2.5 mm with donated costal cartilage I don’t remember the exact cost, but it was my first surgery, it was over 6 million won, and I think there was about a 300,000 won discount if I agreed to photo disclosure on the website Probably the deviated septum surgery was 1.5 million won and the nose surgery was the remaining 4.5 million+ won. But the price will differ depending on the condition of your nose Before my surgery, another person who posted a Rivens review in this community had paid over 7 million won for surgery
Anyway, I’m very, very satisfied with the result I didn’t even know I had a deviated septum and rhinitis, and I just went because I wanted my nose to look prettier, but it turned out my septum was severely deviated I just thought that for all people, one side of the nose was always blocked and the nose was always runny lol After surgery, my nose opened up completely and I no longer have a runny nose Before deviated septum surgery, my nose was always completely filled with mucus, and I had never had a dry nose, but I’m more satisfied that I don’t have any runny nose now than that my nose became prettier from the nose surgery lolololol I liked that during treatment, they always carefully did nasal endoscopy first I had a dragon nose + crooked nose, and it was corrected well after surgery
Cons This director does not harvest autologous costal cartilage or ear cartilage at all. They said they don’t do autologous costal cartilage because of scarring, and ear cartilage because ear shape deformation cannot be avoided Sedation is only used when anesthetizing the nose, and the surgery itself is done while you are conscious, so the surgical process is difficult But because you’re awake, after the surgery is done, you look at the shape together with two mirrors, and if you like the shape, they do the final suturing then This has nothing to do with the hospital, but I didn’t know costal cartilage would be this hard. It feels like having a stone put in my nose. Anyone who has costal cartilage put in needs to live carefully for the rest of their life
Pros The inpatient room is very well set up. It feels like a hotel. I’ve had a lot of surgery for cosmetic and medical purposes, but it’s hard to find a hospital with such a nice inpatient room The preoperative tests and the director’s postoperative care are extremely thorough. Before surgery, they do many things like blood tests, urine tests, smell test? etc., and after surgery, they check progress every day for a week Most doctors leave things like disinfection and stitch removal to nurses, but here the director does everything from A to Z, even the small things There are many hospitals where it’s extremely hard to see the director after surgery, but here it’s very easy to see the director after surgery, and there isn’t much waiting either (before I had a lot of plastic surgery, I didn’t know this was important, but how often you see the director after surgery is really important. Don’t get plastic surgery at a hospital where there is no appointment to see the director within a week after surgery Such hospitals are also more likely to have poor results) I had many requests about the shape, and they reflected all of them The nurses are all kind too
This review is of a surgery pursuing a natural look.