When you look at people who get functional rhinoplasty, it’s usually deviated septum or rhinitis? Even if it’s really bad, it’s usually two things, right???? I had all three: deviated septum, rhinitis, and nasal valve stenosis No wonder my nasal congestion was so bad, even when it wasn’t a seasonal transition period When I went to the hospital, got a CT scan, and received the diagnosis, they said it was really severe.... At first, I was just considering rhinitis surgery at a university-hospital-level place, but I kept thinking about fixing things I’d always been a little unhappy with, like my hump nose and large nostrils, at the same time... If I got rhinitis surgery, they’d have to use a scalpel on my nose anyway, and the recovery period would take some time anyway, and if it was going to hurt, as long as I could handle only the cosmetic rhinoplasty cost, and the rhinitis improvement went well the way I expected, and it didn’t feel too excessive to me, it seemed like getting it done was definitely the right choice (But the catch is that there aren’t many hospitals that can do this) I made up my mind quickly, but finding a hospital took much longer than I expected lolol It had to have a certain scale, and it had to be skilled in both cosmetic and functional surgery When I tried to find that kind of place, there wasn’t as much information as I expected hehe... Still, maybe because I searched carefully, I found a good hospital, got my indemnity insurance reimbursement well, and I think the surgery went well too My rhinitis was really severe, so I was very worried, but it improved really well, like I’d had surgery at a university hospital, and I think the overall nose shape and all the complaints I had about my nasal line were improved perfectly too hehe
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This is a surgery review pursuing a glamorous yet natural look.