Full-nose autologous costal cartilage

I know RU and The Nan use it for both the nasal bridge and nasal tip, and I'm not sure about Honesty. Mind had a lot of reviews using it for the nasal tip, and I think they used silicone for the nasal bridge.

Isn't the nasal bridge silicone?.. Autologous costal cartilage is usually used for the nasal tip. Try going to places that are good with difficult noses!! If you visit mainly hospitals that are good with difficult noses, like ㅅㅇㅋ ㅂㄹㅋ ㄷㄴ ㅇㅊㅂ ㅁㅈ, maybe you'll find one you like.

They do say it's good to do stem cell treatment together for revision surgery on a contracted nose.. Since nose-specialized hospitals like Objet do it, looking into it might help.

Use autologous costal cartilage only up to the columella, and use septal cartilage or ear cartilage for the tip to avoid cartilage show-through

I understand autologous costal cartilage is used for the nasal tip. Looking at reviews, it seems sturdy, but it does seem to have a somewhat hard feel. I think people get used to it over time.. For now, I think I saw that ㅁㅇㄷㅇ and ㄷㄴ are places that handle autologous costal cartilage well.

If it's contracted, silicone isn't allowed, right?

[@귤껍질맥주] I heard they don't use silicone if it's contracted, but I also don't know if using autologous costal cartilage for the whole thing is right For now, I made a reservation to go for a consultation.

[@똬우루] Could it be that the method differs by hospital?

[@지우야학교가자] They say it's okay once you get used to it, but since it's sturdy, it can't help but be hard and firm and all that

[@파란휴지] Yeah, it differs by doctor too. I got an AS revision from a different doctor at the same hospital because I developed cartilage show-through.

I was also like, huh? when ㄹㅅㅍ said they could do everything with autologous costal cartilage. At four other places, I was recommended silicone + ear cartilage + donated costal cartilage or autologous costal cartilage I was curious whether it’s okay to do everything with autologous costal cartilage