Cartilage injections are popular these days, so I went for a consultation. The doctor was kind, but perhaps because cartilage injections themselves have become popular recently with things like Kozelko, they explained their own patented nose surgery method in detail, while answers to other questions, such as reflecting the patient’s individual needs or side effects, felt perfunctory. Every surgery has downsides, but they said it was only good and permanent. And when they said the effect was permanent, I couldn’t get an answer on how exactly it was permanent.. Overall, it felt like there was a time limit and they wanted to end the consultation quickly, and I got the sense that they had already decided the answer. In reality, the next patient came every 30 minutes, so it seemed like they cut things short to match that schedule. For the cartilage injection method, the doctor proactively decides the line and shape, and the change doesn’t seem dramatic. I was also diagnosed with rhinitis and was advised to proceed with that together. (They said rhinitis could worsen after surgery or something?) Looking at reviews, there were reviews saying it got worse even after rhinitis surgery, so I’m concerned. Personally, I think it may be okay if you want to naturally improve only the flaws, but since it’s still a new technique, I think you need to consider it carefully because I’m concerned about safety and how long it lasts.
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