Kim In-jung Community Review

After reading the blog, I thought he was a hidden master. The surgery was a complete failure from start to finish, and I feel devastated. Leaving a little of the hump - it was hump nose surgery, but it means he did not touch the hump. Correction of a crooked nose - since the nasal septum was not aligned properly, what meaning would it have? Nasal tip cartilage, septal strut - hard, uncomfortable, visible through the skin, and after 5 months the nasal tip is gradually drooping. Thin skin - since every manipulation is visible, I feel I absolutely should not have rhinoplasty. Common findings from CT scans and analyses at three ENT clinics: The nasal septum is completely deviated to the right, the hump remains as it was, the upper lateral cartilage has curled inward causing depression in the central part of the nose so spreader grafting is needed, and because the skin is thin, all manipulations are visible so dermis or fascia should be used.. But only the nasal tip was manipulated.. You need to have the surgery completely redone.. What is even more infuriating is that I went back several times and complained that the shape was strange, but he never told me that the upper lateral cartilage had curled inward and only said he would shave down the hump more through an open approach. Still, as if they knew it would turn out like this and were conscientious(?) people, the doctor said not to do it if I was sensitive (is this a matter of being sensitive..), and the nurse mentioned that I could not go back. I should have stopped then.. It is known for having no review photos, right? Should I tell you why? (There are photos in the post, so check them)