Personally, if you have a nasal bridge, I recommend getting implant-free rhinoplasty without unnecessarily touching it.. I had a somewhat defined bridge, but my nasal tip was so blunt that my nose looked low Even with a bridge, because of the nasal tip, it felt like my whole nose lacked dimension..? I had heard that operating only on the nasal tip is actually harder and that many people end up getting revision surgery, so I searched for a lot of clinics and went to consultations at several places, but most of them suggested doing the bridge together too, so I worried a lot. But at D-Day, they said that unless I wanted a very flashy style, there was no need to touch the bridge too! The director explained very thoroughly what should be done for my current nose condition and also explained the surgical method in great detail!!!!! From the front, my nasal tip had also been slightly asymmetric before, and the director balanced that well too. Before surgery, it had a strong bulbous-nose feel, but now I really like how slimmer it has become Also, my nasal dorsum protruded slightly, giving a hump-nose impression, but they cleaned that up neatly too, so my concerns about a bulbous nose + hump nose are completely gone! Doing only the nasal tip was totally a brilliant move… Looking at the results now, I’m really satisfied!
This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural-yet-defined look.