I chose this place after looking at the reviews and the nose lines they generally make, which matched my taste, so I went in for a consultation. It was a private clinic, so it wasn’t very large, but the atmosphere was clean and nice. At other hospitals, even when I had a reservation, I often had to wait endlessly, but after talking with the manager, the head doctor came out soon after and consulted with me. (The director was not the super extremely kind type.) There were some hospitals that said osteotomy was necessary, but they said that wasn’t really needed and only recommended what was necessary. There is no consultation fee, but they do tend to encourage a deposit. Since I had already decided on this hospital anyway, I just put one down and left. So I’d recommend other people go there as their last choice rather than their first. The surgery took about an hour and the atmosphere was comfortable. If you send in a photo of the nose shape you want, they put it up in advance and proceeded with the surgery. When the nurses in the operating room said it was cold, they covered us with blankets and neatly tied my hair up. They planned to use silicone, ear cartilage, and septal cartilage, but since my ear was intact, I wondered what happened, and the director said that after opening the septum, there was more material than expected, so they proceeded without using it. The disinfectant that had been applied to my face before surgery was wiped off cleanly, and because of insurance coverage I had to stay in the hospital for 6 hours, so they assigned me a private room so I could rest comfortably and even gave me square-jaw Botox as a service. The director had skill, and the staff also paid attention to small details, so overall I was satisfied. It’s now the second day after surgery, and blood is pouring out of my nose, but the swelling is not bad at all! + The after-service period is 1 year, and CCTV is installed, but if a guardian wants to view it, they must apply in advance
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