<Before surgery><After surgery>If you disagree, you’re rightㅇ First surgery = silicone + ear cartilage + septal cartilage Revision = silicone + autologous costal cartilage In the past, people said costal cartilage was too much, so I used ear cartilage and septal cartilage, but in the end my nasal tip drooped. I should’ve just used costal cartilage When choosing a hospital, my first priority was the design and my second priority was the surgical diagnosis. Looking only at the design, I wanted to decide on this place right away and get it done, but among the places I went to, this place included the most different things They also created an image of the postoperative result for me. But because of that, it was the most expensive ^^ㅑgal;;;;;;;; I straight-up asked why there were so many surgical diagnoses and said the cost was high so it felt burdensome, and they explained each one to me, so it wasn’t like I couldn’t understand it at all.. but I did worry because of the cost. Still, I didn’t want to go as far as a third surgery, so I got it done here While correcting the droopy, arrow-shaped nose, they also corrected the sunken nasolabial angle. Before doing it, I wondered why they were telling me to do all these things, but after getting it done, I kind of understand why they recommended them.. I like that the pinched feeling is reduced. The arrow-shaped nose was corrected well too.. You know the postoperative image I received? Mine actually came out better than that I suspected it might be excessive because I had so many things done, but if it turned out well, can I say it wasn’t overtreatment? For now, I have the autologous costal cartilage warranty.. I’m in the period where I can use the nasal tip guarantee benefit, and what I’m disappointed about is that I wish they would extend the period a bit. It feels short.... Still, it’s better than not having it, since it’s my protection
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-but-refined look.