I originally decided that I should get functional rhinoplasty because my nasal congestion was really severe, you know? They say rhinitis is usually worst before going to sleep, but for me, breathing through my nose was so difficult regardless of whether it was day or night Living my daily life with a blocked nose felt so uncomfortable, so in the end I looked for a hospital that was good at functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty and had surgery I prefer a natural straight-to-slightly-curved nasal line, so I proceeded without an implant, but the surgery turned out well in a way that suits my face shape, without making the bridge look artificially high or unnatural, so I’m actually satisfied ~ I had correction for a deviated septum together with inferior turbinate reduction, and having them done together made what had been so difficult that I could barely breathe really comfortable, and my rhinitis symptoms definitely decreased too! Also, because it was a hospital with ENT collaboration, I received the actual-expense insurance reimbursement smoothly, so I think I made the right choice doing functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty together. I was going to get functional rhinoplasty, but it feels like I caught two birds with one stone, so I actually like it ~
This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural look.