Review of getting functional + cosmetic rhinoplasty together

<Before nose surgery><After nose surgery>I had a deviated septum, but rather than getting rhinoplasty simply to improve just that part, I wanted to have rhinoplasty while also getting rid of the dorsal hump that had always bothered me, so I had functional rhinoplasty and cosmetic rhinoplasty together at Marble! I’m the type who thinks that no matter how pretty the nose turns out, if it looks like I had surgery, it can absolutely not be considered a successful surgery, so maybe because of that, I also told Director Seo Il-beom that my nose absolutely, absolutely, absolutely had to look natural, and I asked him to raise both the bridge and the tip of my nose, but make sure it didn’t look out of place with my facial features at all Maybe because of that, the director didn’t forcefully recommend a lot of things beyond what I wanted, and while giving a detailed consultation, I think he recommended materials without overtreatment After surgery, until the major swelling went down, unlike other people whose swelling seemed to go down all at once, mine repeatedly went down and came back, but now that all the major swelling is gone, breathing has become much easier, and the shape of my nose seems to have settled naturally from the bridge to the tip, so I think I like it even more The uncomfortable nasal congestion also disappeared, and it improved aesthetically too, so I feel glad I did it The director always checked my progress well, and it was nice that I could do function and aesthetics at once Everyone who wants to do both at once like me, I recommend doing it at Marble!! There are surprisingly places that are good at function but not aesthetics, or good at aesthetics but not function, so if you want to find a place that’s good at both, I found it best to look at experience before going Like 0 Sympathy emoticon Translating Would you like to save this review? +0 This is a surgical review pursuing natural beauty.