ㄷㄷㅇ ㅇㅈㅎ 3D CT He explained the condition of my nose and the amount of remaining septal cartilage while looking at the photos, and palpated it by hand. The clinic atmosphere was a bit chaotic. The director looked busy. The consultant understood exactly what I wanted. She said that although my nose has overall had surgery, it looks short, so it would be good to lengthen it and bring out the columella. Nasolabial angle correction would be done together. The silicone will be replaced, and they suggested using donated costal cartilage. They said the height needs to be raised a bit more to make a slimmer nose possible. No osteotomy needed. ㄷㅇㅇ ㅈㅇㅇ They suggested fat grafting (forehead, nasolabial folds). They said my forehead is flat, so if I do my nose, my forehead will look even more sunken, and said it would be better to do it. Since I'd be lying down anyway, they said it would be good to also fix the nasolabial folds looking deep. All of a sudden?? The consultation style felt like they had a lot of pride. Kind of like, you just give your opinion and tell me the design you want. Bring photos, then I'll handle the surgery for you. That kind of feeling. When I looked at several consultation reviews, there were comments like this, so I guess I wasn't the only one who felt it. Bulbous nose correction again, osteotomy, silicone. ㅂㄴㄴ ㅊㅇㅊ A friend had rhinoplasty without an implant and it went well, so I looked into it. I heard they also do a lot of revision surgeries, so I went. Took a 3D CT and checked the condition. Here too, they said to raise the silicone a bit more and also lengthen the nose. They said either autologous costal cartilage or donated costal cartilage is fine. For autologous costal cartilage, a minimum incision of 2-3 cm. Aftercare was very varied: sebum care, antibiotic injection, swelling care, self-care treatment. The consultation didn't have many words; they just pointed out the parts of my nose that need improvement, the problems, and told me the solutions. I liked that it was clean and straightforward. No osteotomy needed. I wrote up the places I visited for consultations, and my situation is revision rhinoplasty..! My bulbous nose correction wasn't done properly, and it wasn't the slim nose I wanted in the first place.. After thinking and thinking, I'm looking for clinics again. I'm considering whether to use donated costal cartilage or autologous costal cartilage. For people here who have had revision surgery, which material do you recommend more? I still have consultations left at ㅇㅇ and 431..
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