A few months ago, I got nose filler and Hiko, you know? But my nose is a bit large for my facial proportions, so instead of looking slimmer, should I say it actually looked a bit more bulky..? I got it thinking it would be better than doing nothing, but it felt like it actually emphasized the downside. Only after trying filler did I realize that rhinoplasty was the only answer A rounded nasal tip with a moderately glamorous feel! This was what I wanted, but it was hard to explain in words, and everyone has different standards, so I wondered if they would understand. But both the consultant at The Door and Director Kim Tae-seop seemed to have had a lot of people describe it like me They understood perfectly and checked the expected line and height for me. Since my nasal bridge had some thickness, osteotomy was included too, and even though it was my first rhinoplasty, I wanted the nasal tip to maintain well, so I did it with autologous costal cartilage! When I discussed it with the director, he also said autologous costal cartilage would be good. When I had the splint on after surgery, I couldn’t really tell, and on the day the splint was removed, I saw it properly for the first time and wondered, is it too high? Did the osteotomy go well? Because of the swelling..! Still, I consistently received swelling care at the clinic, and I also worked hard doing warm compresses on my own, so maybe because of that, as I recovered, the slimmer look became clearly visible. Seeing that the line, height, and glamorous look I wanted were all reflected on my face, my satisfaction with my face these days is at the highest level…
This review is a surgery review pursuing a naturally glamorous look.