Before after after You can tell from the pre-surgery photo, but my nostrils were very visible from the front, and my nasal bridge didn’t have much presence. I especially disliked the spread-out look. But in the past, I also had severe nasal obstruction and snoring, so I had surgery for a deviated septum. At that time, I regretted not getting cosmetic rhinoplasty together, but even after time passed, I didn’t feel that much of a functional effect. So I decided I should get functional revision surgery at GNG and do the cosmetic part together, and after the consultation was satisfying, I ended up going in for surgery.
The parts I was satisfied with were, first, the hospital facilities stood out the most; they were well maintained and seemed systematic. And the consultation with the director was good. Director Lee Sung-hoon recommended only the surgeries I needed, and there was no excessive pushing. Because he really recommended only the necessary surgeries, I trusted him. And the postoperative follow-up was thorough? I liked that too.
Because of these things, I chose GNG as the hospital, and there was nothing disappointing. I think it was really as good as I had expected. Most importantly, the postoperative effect! The effect of the deviated septum revision surgery is real. As my nasal obstruction improved, breathing became easier, and I experienced waking up refreshed without snoring. And comparing my nose with before, doesn’t my facial features look much more defined? I only did my nose, but the center of my face looks more three-dimensional.
I had nasal osteotomy, the nasal bridge was done without an implant, and the nasal tip used donated cartilage. There’s definitely a clear before-and-after change. I guess this is why they say the nose is important for men.
This is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.