Review of clinic consultations for hump-nose surgery without implants

I have a hump, a very curved bridge, and a long nose, so from the side I looked like the witch from Howl's Moving Castle. It feels a little embarrassing to say this myself, but my eyes and mouth are fairly pretty; it is just my nose... T_T When taking photos, I naturally always pose to cover only my nose, which was starting to feel silly T_T. So I decided to have surgery within this winter and visited three clinics. I will write down what I remember step by step. I did not originally plan to post a review, so the details may be disorganized; please understand. [Clinic A]: director kindness 5, coordinator kindness 4, hospital atmosphere 3. They said my hump was severe and osteotomy would be necessary, but otherwise the estimate was similar to what I expected. They said I would need non-implant rhinoplasty + donor rib cartilage + hump osteotomy + columella correction + bulbous-nose correction, and the director gave a very detailed consultation. I am hesitant because of the osteotomy.... If possible, I did not want it T_T. [Clinic B]: director kindness 5, coordinator kindness 4, hospital atmosphere 4. Since the two things that stood out immediately were my hump and the length of my nose, they designed mainly around the columella. They said shaving the hump would probably be enough. After feeling and examining the tip from various angles, they said my septum did not look very large, so donor rib cartilage might be added during surgery. At the final consultation, the coordinator included the additional donor-rib cost, and the price was reasonable for a clinic with two directors. [Clinic C]: director kindness 4, coordinator kindness 3, hospital atmosphere 5. I gave the hospital atmosphere 5 because the desk staff were extremely kind and there was almost no waiting. The consultation process felt systematic. They said either donor or autologous rib cartilage would need to be placed in the tip to support my skin and provide enough support, but that hump osteotomy probably would not be necessary. The coordinator seemed busy and gave only a formal consultation T_T. People who like a clean, efficient process might find that acceptable. It was not unfriendly, just a consultation without pressure. I wrote down what I remember. I hope it helps everyone here who is currently researching clinics.