*For reference, I only want everyone who is really!!! seriously looking into rhinoplasty and sincerely wants it to succeed to read this.. If you go into it with vague thoughts like, “I’m doing it because everyone else is,” there’s a high chance you’ll regret it. On top of that, it’s hard to find a good clinic and a good doctor.. I’m writing down information and tips I figured out and realized on my own while getting my first surgery, so don’t think this is absolutely the only way. I’d like you to just use it as a reference. <Reasons I chose the clinic> 1. The designs I saw in reviews matched my taste This is probably something many people do too, but when choosing a clinic, you usually look at a lot of reviews, right? As you look, you start to tell: this place does things naturally~ this place does things more dramatic~ After sorting them out like that first, the second step is to go for consultations and see how the director plans the design. Even with dramatic noses, some places make the nasal tip sharp, while others make it high and rounded.. I’m more on the latter side, so I chose this clinic 2. Reputation This is a bit ambiguous, and some people may think it isn’t necessary. But personally, I don’t think there’s any need to go as far as having surgery somewhere that isn’t popular, that not many people go to, and that barely has any reviews..... From the perspective of someone going for consultations, it’s annoying when a clinic’s booking schedule is far out ㅠ But for me, I also felt the opposite: that this place must be sought out by that many people. I also waited a few weeks for a consultation at this clinic ^^ and I was satisfied with both the consultation and the design to the point that I don’t regret it. If not for that, I might still be wandering around without having had surgery~~~ 3. A place without overtreatment In other words, a place where the director doesn’t force their own opinion on you ^^ Sometimes when you go around for consultations, there are places that give off the vibe of “I’m the doctor and you’re just the patient!! So everything I say is right!!”.. It’s not exactly wrong, but if they force only what they want you to do, differently from what you want, there’s a higher chance you’ll regret it more after surgery.. They should filter out what needs to be filtered out in moderation, and accept the opinions they should accept <What I felt after surgery> 1. Personally, the period where my anxiety was at its max was the part with the nasal packing~splint on.. It’s just so stuffy you feel like you’re going crazy, and after that~~ I think weeks 1-2 are when you worry the most. Because there’s a problem? No.. Because it hurts? Also no.. It’s just the period where you’re thinking, when will my nose swelling go down, I hope the shape settles quickly, so you look in the mirror as soon as you wake up and look in the mirror before lying down, over and over ^^ But if you do this for a few weeks? Like me, you just end up resigning yourself to it 2. Most importantly, make sure to check whether the design the director showed you before the consultation and your nose after surgery came out well~~ And if you have any questions, ask the clinic right away.. I communicated with the manager a lot! Lastly, all the photos are after surgery~~~ ^^ I was deleting my pre-op photos whenever I saw them..... I thought, why bother? I don’t need to upload my past self, so I’m only uploading the post-op photos~ I’m already satisfied enough now. Anyway, this is how I felt, but it’s not 10000% the correct answer.. I’m writing this because I hope everyone looks into things carefully and gets surgery~~ Oh, I used autologous costal cartilage for my nasal tip. I’m writing that down in case anyone is curious!
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This review is a surgery review pursuing a dramatic look.