Review of The K Plus

Based on when I went around consulting last year Doctor in charge: Dr. Kim Jin-woo Surgery was performed twice a day (morning, afternoon) He looked at the CT in detail and explained everything as carefully and clearly as possible. He palpated my nose the most diligently. As an MBTI capital F, it was personally the warmest consultation and I could really feel his sincerity. Evaluation of my nose: bulbous tip, fairly narrow interbrow area, fairly low interbrow area, thick skin, somewhat high nasal bridge Surgical plan: silicone for the bridge of the nose (starting from the line midway across the pupils, 3-4 mm, may be lowered a bit because carving is involved), septal cartilage and ear cartilage for the tip of the nose. Septal cartilage used for the columellar support. There are two ways to correct the columella: lowering the front a little or lowering it overall. If lowered overall, it may be carried out in a way that fills the space with cartilage between the philtrum area, so an uncomfortable foreign-body sensation may be felt when smiling or speaking. Similar to cat surgery. Because of that problem, it can't be lowered perfectly and can only be lowered to a moderate extent. The columella at the tip of the nose can be reduced, but there is a limit to reducing the sunken part at the base of the nose. There is a need to remove a little fat with bulbous-tip surgery. Since the nose is crooked and that part can't be helped, it may stand out more when the bridge is raised. Putting silicone in the glabella can add a little dimensionality from the front, but outer osteotomy is needed for a slim line. The nasal bridge is a little high in cartilage and the tip is a little low, so the tip is raised while slightly lowering its angle (because it is a little upturned). It would be better to raise the alae a bit (raise the alar base). Outer incision method for the lower base line. Materials for surgery: ear cartilage, septal cartilage (large), silicone Overall impression: the doctor's aesthetic sense is similar to mine, and he was the one who consulted while touching my nose in the most detail. The manager was the kind of person who felt friendly, like an older sister next door. The hospital facility just felt clean. But overall, it also felt a bit busy Consultation conclusion: the consultation itself was very good, but the improvement of the columella area, which I think is the top priority for my nose, did not seem certain, so I put it on hold, went around to other hospitals, and eventually at another hospital I did...