I had always thought that I would definitely need to get rhinitis surgery someday. I don't know how severe it is for other people getting functional nose surgery, but my rhinitis was much worse than I expected. Even when I went to an ENT clinic and got prescribed medication, it was only temporary, and I kept putting it off until now because I was worried about scarring on my nose and the recovery. To be honest, I hadn't planned to get cosmetic surgery together from the beginning, but while searching on Naver for rhinitis surgery, I followed the algorithm and learned that this kind of surgery existed. I hadn't usually thought about correcting my deviated nose, but I did have a complex about it, so since I was getting rhinitis surgery anyway, I visited the hospital with only correction in mind. I went in worried, wondering what I would do if they said I needed to make it very high, but both the consultation manager and the director recommended a no-implant approach first. There were also quite a few men in the waiting room, so I wondered if there were many male patients not just for simple cosmetic purposes. Maybe because they seemed to have a lot of surgical experience and the hospital was large, they first pointed out what I was worried about and what I wanted, so I felt less embarrassed. There wasn't anything particularly difficult after surgery, and I'm recovering well. Breathing has become much more comfortable, and my deviated nose was corrected well. I also like that my nose naturally looks a bit better now. I'm satisfied enough that I could recommend it if someone I know wanted to do it!
This review is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.