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Nose Re-Surgery

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I want a nose that is absolutely natural-looking and soft, so I’m not considering costal cartilage. Also, I understood that septal cartilage is harder than ear cartilage, and because it is inside the nose, if too much is used, the central axis of the nose itself can easily collapse. I also heard that some places recommend it because, since it is inside the nose, it is easier to operate on than ear cartilage. So I had decided, definitely ear cartilage!! But in another person’s consultation review for ㅁㅌ,  <The director recommended septal cartilage, so I asked whether septal cartilage isn’t harder than ear cartilage, and they said that is the case when doing septal extension. Then I asked if septal cartilage has any disadvantages compared with ear cartilage, and they said ear cartilage droops more easily. > After seeing this post, I’m mentally shaken, so I’m asking. I thought, “Ear cartilage is definitely the softest!” But is septal cartilage also soft? I used ear cartilage for my first surgery too, but maybe because I didn’t raise it much, my nose never drooped over 3 years, so I’m not worried about drooping.

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