Miho clinic review

Only a CT scan was done, no before photos. On CT, the septum is much more crooked than it looks from the outside. They explained things while looking at the CT results. For materials, they said silicone + donated rib cartilage + septum for the bridge of the nose. I was not keen on rib cartilage, but they explained that because my septum is badly deviated and my nose is short like mine, there are limits to how much septal cartilage can be taken and used, so I could understand. To get the event price, five after-care reviews on igeonone are required. When I said the style I wanted (a straight-but-slightly-curved line), they explained why certain things could not be done, so I was able to accept it to some extent. The reason is that if a short nose is lengthened, it loses its distinctive youthful look, and if it is operated on so that the nostrils are completely invisible from the front, it becomes a long nose and can look like a hooked nose. The compromise point is the nose tip rather than the bridge of the nose There was no consultation fee or CT fee, and both the director and the manager kept asking if there was anything else I was curious about, which made me even more satisfied. The aftercare period is six months, but they said that even within 1 to 3 years, in many cases of revision surgery, they only charge for the materials. The day after surgery, you visit for dressing, on day 3 the nasal packing is removed, and on day 5 the stitches are removed. Before the stitches are removed, they promise antibiotic prescriptions and laser aftercare at every visit. The disappointing part is that the CCTV can only be reviewed if the police are present in the event of an accident, and they said a nurse handles the sedation anesthesia, which makes me a bit uneasy.