Hooked nose + low nose surgery, week 2 (ㄱㄱ, ㅎㄱㅇ)

I had consultations for nose surgery at several places. The doctor gave the most detailed consultation. I liked how they took a CT scan and explained while showing similar cases, taking into account my skin characteristics, nose shape, face shape, and so on. Most of all, I really liked the lines in the reviews, so I made my final choice. When I took the CT, my septal cartilage was very small and I also had severe deviated nasal septum, so I used autologous costal cartilage. I used silicone for the nasal bridge. In addition, I had nasolabial angle correction, nasal tip tissue removal, and deviated nasal septum surgery (covered by indemnity insurance). My improvement goals were a low glabella, a hooked nose, a low nasal tip, and protruding mouth, and all of them improved cleanly. I especially love how the low glabella and protruding mouth were corrected. Before surgery, my glabella was so low that you could see the opposite eye, but it turned out very masculine and the line is exactly to my liking. I had a lot of questions for the consultant too, and they answered kindly and took good care of me, so I felt comfortable. I really do think for men, it’s the nose. Just raising the nose made my face’s three-dimensionality come alive. I feel good every time I look in the mirror. Oh, and I don’t know if the doctor’s technique is good or if I’m just the type whose swelling goes down quickly, but the swelling goes down really fast. It’s week 2, and almost all the facial swelling is gone. I like the results, and everyone at the hospital was kind, so I’m satisfied. It was my first surgery, and I’m glad I fortunately chose well. Sympathy emoticon Translating Male nose surgery ㄱㄱ Gonggan Plastic Surgery Director Ham Giwon hooked nose low nose nasolabial angle correction autologous costal cartilage Would you like to scrap this review? +0 This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural-yet-defined look.