I had it done several years ago when it was Sain Plastic Surgery. First nose surgery: silicone, septal cartilage, ear cartilage Sedation: it felt like local anesthesia, so I was awake during the surgery Splint: X-shaped from forehead to chin (they attach it broadly over the whole face, and you can tell this director's style just by looking at the splint) Before surgery: I printed out a photo of Oh Yeon-seo and brought it
Pros: The director has clear principles about surgery, prefers a natural nose style, shapes the columella beautifully and projects it well, seems to perform meticulous dissection, takes care of patients fully, and personally pays a lot of attention to patients who visit after surgery
Cons: At that time, I brought a photo of Oh Yeon-seo and wanted a straight-to-slightly-curved profile, but I got a half-mushroom nose. The side profile was an unattractive half-mushroom shape. Maybe the cartilage was tied too tightly, because there was pinching on both sides above the nostrils from the front. The frontal nose shape was not a pretty straight line; the nose looked blunt. There was no swelling-care aftercare service. The surgical method kept me conscious during surgery; my eyes were covered, but I could hear all the sounds of them opening the nose, so it was scary. If I were told to do it again, I think I would hesitate..
Now I had it done at another hospital. I'm looking into hospitals again. Congratulations to the director on opening the clinic. Back then it was really a word-of-mouth hospital, so finding reviews was like picking stars from the sky, but these days there are a lot of Naver blog reviews. The splint is still in the same style, enough that I could immediately tell it was the director's hospital! These days it seems they also do autologous costal cartilage, and if you want a glamorous look, they seem to reflect that too. Maybe I should have gone at this time