The first reason I started considering rhinoplasty was because of my blunt-looking nasal tip from the front. Since my nasal bridge was low, my face overall lacked dimension, and every time I took photos, my nose was the first thing that stood out It wasn’t that I necessarily wanted a very high nose. I mainly just wanted to balance my overall facial proportions. But even after consultations at several clinics, instead of detailed explanations tailored to my face, there were many explanations based on the standard of a pretty nose, so it felt a bit vague, and I wasn’t drawn to them. But Director Kim checked my CT scan and even my skin condition, then honestly told me the line I could achieve and the limitations. He also showed me the actual height of the materials that would be used and carefully checked everything down to the nasal tip shape and alar width! Also, I could directly check the texture and thickness of the materials in the consultation room, so I liked that I could clearly get a sense of what would go into my nose. It’s been about 2 months since surgery, and now most of the swelling has gone down and the line is in the stabilization stage. The change from the front is the biggest, and as the nasal tip became longer, my overall impression became much softer. My alar base was also naturally refined, so my facial proportions feel more balanced than before.
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural and glamorous look.