I had my first rhinoplasty with Chief Director Lee Kang-woo. I used silicone for the nasal bridge, cartilage for the nasal tip, plus donated costal cartilage. Before going into surgery, I agreed that donated costal cartilage would be used if there was not enough cartilage. They said the chance was about 30%, but in the end donated costal cartilage was used, so the additional cost came out quite a bit higher than the initial quote. Still, they said that was necessary for the columellar support under the nose to be safe, so I thought it couldn’t be helped. I liked that the director looked closely at overall facial harmony and gave a conservative consultation, and the consultation right before surgery was much more detailed. During the regular consultation, maybe because there were so many consultations, it was just about the design, whether it was possible, and Q&A... Still, his aesthetic sense matched mine well, so I decided on this place. It has now been over 7-8 months since surgery, and my satisfaction with the surgery is very high. Sometimes I get really worried that contracture might happen, but the shape is exactly as natural as I wanted, and I like the height too. There is some sales pressure from the consultant + pressure to book. The aftercare specialist is really good. It is a bit difficult to see the director’s face when checking postoperative progress, but if the patient wants it, they do make an appointment. Also, the aftercare specialists tell you to see the director before leaving if there is even a slight issue related to swelling, so I think the postoperative care is just not bad overall. Anyway, I’m happy because I’m satisfied with the result. I recommend it if you are not overly ambitious.
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