I had nose surgery in Apgujeong 14 years ago. If you look at the photo (in real life it was even stranger. I didn’t know, but while consulting at several places and getting CT scans, I found out they had used a very old L-shaped silicone implant that isn’t even used these days. They had layered my cartilage on top of it, but the cartilage they put in was too large.) The implant showed through a lot at the nasal tip, and the nasal bridge was also crooked. The nasal tip looked strange to anyone, and people kept asking what was wrong with my nose, so it was really stressful. So I had revision surgery. Choosing a hospital was such a hard decision. I kept thinking there could not be a third time, and I wanted to end it here. Safety, the shape, and the doctor’s skill all mattered, so I worried a lot about choosing the hospital. I received consultations at five places. Among them, I was debating between two places, and then had it done at ㅇㅅㅇ in Daejeon. You could say it felt the most trustworthy. The price was also the most reasonable. In the case of large hospitals, they seem to do a lot of advertising and promotion, and I felt like patients were bearing that cost, so I didn’t particularly want to pay for that. ㅇㅅㅇ doesn’t do any advertising or promotion and doesn’t update the homepage either, so there weren’t many before-and-after photos, to the point that I actually hesitated because of that. Anyway, maybe because of that, the price was extremely reasonable. It felt like, “I’ll charge exactly only what I should receive,” something like that? In fact, the doctor has over 30 years of experience and had also been a professor. The surgical method also felt the safest. They used septal cartilage, and for areas where the skin had thinned, they said they would take dermis from near the ear and use it. They said using all materials from my own body is the safest, so I trusted them even more. They really think a lot about the patient’s body. When I actually went for surgery, the atmosphere in the operating room was, hmm, somehow like the 1980s, and it felt like organ trafficking might happen? I got a little scared, but it was needless worry. After surgery, the aftercare was no joke. I think I was called in about twice a week. They kept telling me to come in. They also gave me a nose cast? and helped so it wouldn’t become crooked. The most moving? part was that, unlike ordinary hospitals, the director here personally did every treatment that involved touching the patient’s body. Even applying ointment was done directly by the doctor. The director does everything, to the point that it seemed like the nurses didn’t have much to do. If anyone around me wants nose surgery, I would absolutely strongly recommend it~ I’d even tell them not to go to Seoul and to go here. The shape also came out extremely natural. I wanted a natural-looking nose, so we lowered the starting point of the nose a little compared to before. I was also really worried about the shape, so after setting the surgery date, I went one more time just to receive a shape consultation. There was no consultation fee. Oh, and this place does only one surgery per day. So the doctor has time, and in terms of condition too, anyway, my revision rhinoplasty was a success People around me also praised the doctor, saying he is truly skilled. Actually, while doing my nose, I also wanted to do lower eyelid fat repositioning, but this place only does noses.. I thought about it a lot, but since my nose was the priority, I postponed the lower eyelid fat repositioning to next time and chose safety. I normally don’t leave reviews like this, but the doctor really seemed to have no interest at all in promotion, so I’m writing this out of gratitude, as a way to repay him.
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