I had fairly severe nasal congestion, and especially on the left side, breathing was very uncomfortable. On top of that, my nose was low, and my nasal tip and nostril wings looked spread out, making my face look flat, which was also a major concern. I had previously received a Hiko nose procedure at another hospital, but I was not satisfied with it, so I eventually decided to have rhinoplasty. Since I was going to have nose surgery anyway, I wanted to treat my rhinitis at the same time, so I looked for a rhinoplasty hospital specializing in otolaryngology, and GNG seemed professionally well equipped in many ways, so I had surgery there. I had a custom implant for the nasal bridge, autologous costal cartilage for the nasal tip, and had the threads removed. For the functional nose surgery, I had correction of a deviated septum along with rhinitis surgery. After surgery, the functional aspects improved, so breathing became much easier, and the congestion has almost disappeared. In terms of appearance, my low nasal bridge was naturally enhanced, and as the nasal tip that used to look spread out was refined, my nose became much more masculine, and I feel my overall image looks much cleaner. Since I am a man, I did not want an overly high or artificial-looking line, but it was corrected naturally and neatly, so I think it was a good decision to get functional and cosmetic nose surgery done at once. In conclusion, if you are going to have surgery for both rhinitis and cosmetic improvement, I think getting them done together at a place like GNG, where functional nose surgery can also be reimbursed by insurance, is like killing two birds with one stone.
This review is a surgical review pursuing natural beauty.