I’m going to write this objectively and exactly. I had revision rhinoplasty here and was satisfied, so I recommended it to people and wrote a review too. The problem was that 9 months later, the cartilage on one side protruded noticeably. Anyone could tell it was sticking out. When I contacted them for another consultation, the doctor coolly said let’s do an A/S. There was no additional cost, and the doctor handled the consultation well, so I trusted them and had only the nasal tip A/S done again. This is where the problem happened. There was bleeding at the suture site and the nasal tip became excessively pointy. The doctor did say during the A/S that it seemed okay to raise it a bit more, but they made it too high. My skin is very thin, so right after surgery the nasal tip cartilage showed through. From this point I started getting anxious.. When the stitches were removed, there was bleeding. The suture site was not clean.. For now, they said to try applying more ointment, so I applied ointment. One month, two months... the columellar scar became indented... If I raise my head, it’s clearly visible. And as it healed, because the nose had been made too high, the skin was pulled and it gradually widened... The nasal tip cartilage is also visible, and it is pointy. People say it is pretty, but seems too pointy.. It’s now almost 8 months, and the scar is indented as it is, and the nose is crooked too. The nasal tip cartilage shows through, and if I touch it with my hand, I can feel everything.. Honestly, I know if I go for another consultation, they’ll do A/S again here. But even if they kindly do A/S multiple times, would I trust them? I was moved when I received the A/S, so I even posted an A/S review, but I’m going to delete them all. Of course, hospitals are case by case. There are people whose results turned out well, and there are probably people with problems like me. But the second round has too many problems compared with the first, so I don’t want to get A/S again. For almost over a year and a half, I barely touched my face because I was afraid my nose would develop problems, and I didn’t wear makeup either lol. Now the scar is big and there is cartilage show-through, but it’s not extremely obvious, so I’m just living with it. I know they’ll do A/S again, but I still won’t do it. I’d rather live like this, and if the problem gets bigger, I’ll go somewhere else to do it. Don’t trust photo reviews too much. Even now, when I take photos, people ask where I got my nose done. Even though I don’t use apps or Photoshop... But when I remove all my makeup and look, the cartilage and everything are visible. There’s also a nasal tip boundary line... ×If anyone here reads this, look at my reviews. When I first had revision surgery and when I had A/S, I was very satisfied and posted about it. But all the problems happened around months 8-9. Originally, with nose surgery, you need to see the condition after 6 months... I won’t delete the review photos and posts so everyone can refer to them. Since the problems started, I haven’t been leaving replies from the hospital.
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