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Review of nostril lowering with autologous costal cartilage for nostril asymmetry

<Before surgery ><After surgery><Before surgery><After surgery >After removing the silicone, they lowered my nostril rim and columella with autologous costal cartilage and made it look natural and pretty, but I don’t know if the nostril lowering was done incorrectly because my nostrils became uneven. The left and right nostril heights look different from the front, and one side is sunken. They were never perfectly symmetrical to begin with, but now the asymmetry is severe enough to stress me out. I had surgery on February 20, and they said they would do aftercare/revision in August.. They said one side’s alar cartilage has drooped and the bone is protruding, but that there’s nothing that can be done about it. The doctor is very kind and nice, but because the silicone height on my nasal bridge didn’t match, I had three revision surgeries. This is the first time it has turned out this uneven, and they said it was unpredictable, so I decided not to get the aftercare/revision done here. I think I heard during the consultation that refunds aren’t given for asymmetry, but I’m not sure. For reference, I live outside Seoul, so traveling back and forth to Seoul was difficult, and I had hoped they would get it right in one go. But since the doctor themselves says it’s hard to predict what result the surgery will produce, I’m looking into another hospital.. one that is good at correcting asymmetry.

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