I knew my nose had been low since I was young, but especially because my nasal tip felt like it drooped downward, every time I took photos, it felt like my gaze was pointlessly drawn downward lolololol My nasal bridge was honestly objectively low, and I even had nasal congestion, so it was functionally uncomfortable too. Then I found out I had a deviated septum, and thought I should fix it together this time, so I looked for a hospital that could operate on both at once lolololol But even though becoming prettier is important, there aren’t that many hospitals that also properly look after breathing function.. Among them, I heard GNG Hospital is an ENT rhinoplasty specialty hospital, so I went there, and it felt quite professional, so I ended up getting surgery lolololol First, the ENT director personally examined the condition of my nose very thoroughly, and they empathized so well with the parts I felt were uncomfortable that from the consultation onward, I felt so at ease, like my nose was already opening up for no reason lolololol They said my nose was on the short and low side, so raising it too aggressively could be risky, and that within that, they would make it as natural and defined as possible with a straight-to-slightly-curved line, and they really did the surgery exactly like that lololololol When I went for my first progress check after surgery, they carefully checked my recovery, and maybe because they used a custom implant with autologous costal cartilage, my nasal bridge became naturally higher, and the nasal tip suits my face perfectly, so I really like it lolololol If you’re concerned about both function and aesthetics, try going to GNG.. You can also get reimbursement through actual-loss insurance, so it’s really good lololololol I’m happy hahahahaha
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-but-refined look.