After my first nose surgery, my nose became crooked, and I was really stressed I wanted to get surgery immediately, but they said surgery wasn’t possible right away and that I had to wait a bit, so I waited. My self-esteem hit rock bottom and I really cried every day. Then the hospital where I had surgery said they would do the surgery, but I couldn’t trust them at all, so I was wondering where I should get surgery again. Then I found Fresh ENT Clinic and got a consultation, and the consultation was really so thorough, and they empathized with everything I was worried about, so my heart naturally went there. My nose was in pretty bad condition, so they recommended surgery using autologous costal cartilage from the nasal bridge to the nasal tip. But people who know nose surgery well will know that usually, even if autologous costal cartilage is used, it’s only possible for part of the nose, and I hadn’t seen places that do the entire nose with it either. When I looked into it, this surgery has a high level of difficulty, so it is possible, but there aren’t many hospitals that do it. Even though the surgical difficulty is high, since everything is done with autologous costal cartilage, there are that many fewer side effects, and after the consultation, I guess I should say I felt certain that this was it. So I had surgery, and it’s exactly been one week today. I came back after removing the splint and stitches. There is swelling, but overall the line has become really pretty, and above all, I’m so happy that my nose isn’t crooked. I like the line too, and I just hope the swelling goes down nicely.
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Deviated nose reconstruction surgery
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This is a surgery review pursuing reconstruction.