First Button community review

After taking a CT scan and before going into the consultation, they show you a 10-minute video about basic knowledge of the nose, such as how to read CT scans, measuring the size of the septal cartilage, and so on. I think it’s good because people having their first nose consultation can go into the consultation with some background knowledge. The director looks at the shape and structure of the nose in detail, but it was a little disappointing that they didn’t show, through a drawing or Photoshop, how the shape would change after surgery. The consultation felt like it ended after explaining the condition of my nose and the surgical method. I had a few things I wanted to ask, but I left without being able to ask them. It may not be a good fit for people who want an in-depth, detailed consultation with enough time. At other places, they also recommended correction of a deviated septum, but the director said that, at this level, my nasal septum is not crooked enough to require correction, and that just reducing the inferior turbinates would probably be fine. The price seems more expensive than other places. There was a place near Sinsa Station that quoted a truly absurd price, so it wasn’t shocking, but even with a discount, it is still somewhat higher than other places. Still, it’s not dramatically expensive. To summarize, I think people with no prior rhinoplasty consultation experience who want to know what surgical method their nose currently needs may benefit from going once. Since the doctor is an otolaryngology specialist, it also feels a bit less likely that functional problems with the nose will arise after surgery. But because of my consultation experience with the director, I’m not sure whether I’ll have surgery here.