I saw a popular post saying ENT functional rhinoplasty is something to avoid, so I'm worried Please share your opinions on what ㅇㅊㅂ might be likeㅠㅠ Is it definitely something to avoid? ㅜㅜ I'm so scared Even when I search what hospital it is, nothing comes up ㅜㅠ Is it definitely better to go to a plastic surgery clinic?? I'm torn
너허구야 Even if it's not definite, wouldn't it be better to go to a plastic surgery clinic?
Nab1ya If there's no problem inside your nose and it's your first surgery, there's not much reason to go to an ENT, but if it's revision surgery and it's hard to breathe through your nose, an ENT is okay Personally, I think getting functional nasal surgery was a good decision. Maybe because my nose had been so badly messed up at the plastic surgery clinic
소연중연대연 Huh, why is it something to avoid?? I had revision rhinoplasty at ㅇㅊㅂ, and they checked my progress well, so it was good
익명 Most recommendations for multiple hospitals or a single hospital in the comments are viral marketing If you have a functional problem, go to a university hospital and fix the botched area. After that, for the aesthetic look and the shape you want, when you look at reviews, everyone's nose shape is consistent. You need to find that surgeon You want to do function and cosmetic surgery all at once? There are no exceptions. Even if it takes time, doing it in 2 stages is the right way. 1. Do you want to pay cosmetic surgery fees and ruin the shape all at once too? (Revision surgery fees and cosmetic surgery fees are double.) 2. Do functional surgery first at a university hospital for under 1.5 million won with insurance coverage (insurance claim possible), wait 6 months, and do cosmetic surgery later? (If the axis asymmetry and rhinitis are corrected, side effects during cosmetic surgery are reduced)
히로롱치히롱 Huh..?? Why is it something to avoid?? I had revision rhinoplasty at ㅇㅊㅂ.. My nose shape came out well, so I thought they were good
밤고구마호박고구마 Why are people saying to avoid it..? I'm considering ㅇㅊㅂ for functional nasal surgery and revision rhinoplasty, so I'm thinking of at least going for a consultationㅠ
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