The reason I am posting a review about this place is to help people who are considering using it make a careful decision. - I had a dorsal hump and a crooked nose. My nose tip was originally high and narrow, and I didn't like having a hard nose tip, so I wanted correction only for the hump on the bridge and the crooked nose without touching the tip. The director also said that surgery would be possible without using cartilage in the tip, without changing the shape of the tip, and while still allowing me to pinch my nose.
I'll leave before-and-after photos. (The before-and-after photos are enlarged versions of photos the doctor took at the same angle.) The difference between what I was told before surgery and the result after surgery is so huge that I feel like I'm going crazy. 1. The alar cartilage has collapsed, and I can feel the alar cartilage against the roof of my nose. 2. My nose is still crooked. 3. The tip has lowered, the nostrils have widened, and I can no longer pinch my nose. 4. After surgery, I developed nasal congestion and rhinitis. 5. The nose tip is also lifted. I never imagined I'd be looking into revision surgery at another hospital. It's really unbearable.