Mighty Community Review

Consultation fee: 10,000 won, prepaid when booking Staff and director friendliness: above average Diagnosis: Lifted the nose tip and fixed it with costal cartilage This is a hospital specializing in costal cartilage, and they seem to be most confident in costal cartilage and to favor autologous costal cartilage They say any other cartilage will definitely sag, and donor costal cartilage also has a 50% chance of sagging (BT and YB recommend ear cartilage and septal cartilage) (they said I have a fair amount of septal cartilage) After lifting the nose tip, the height difference with the dorsal hump is resolved with costal cartilage Unlike other hospitals that mix and use different things, they tend to solve everything with costal cartilage alone (PR recommends silicone, YB would reduce the height difference with ear cartilage, but said cartilage other than silicone will be resorbed, so keep that in mind) The dorsal hump is not shaved down completely, but only asymmetry is lightly refined, and they said to solve only the height difference between the hump and the lifted tip with costal cartilage (YB, PR, and three other places recommended shaving the hump) Only the upper part of the wide bridge is osteotomized Not much is done, just enough to make the line look a bit better (common to all hospitals, difference is in degree) Not recommended to reduce the alar base (common with YB and BT) They said alar reduction can be done separately from the overall nose surgery without an incision, so there is no need to do it now; if needed later, do it then Since the nose is overall wide, making only the alar base thinner could upset the balance Common plan: cartilage binding and bulbous nose correction Overall review About the concern, 'If you do it with costal cartilage, won't it look pointy and pinched and strange?' They said that happens when you try to raise it too much with costal cartilage. If you use it only as much as needed and to the needed degree, that won't happen -> then the doctor's skill is poor, I guess After reading reviews and such, I think that's true There are quite a few reviews showing it turned out naturally without any pointy feeling at all I felt they were much more specialized in costal cartilage than other hospitals If you want to do it naturally with costal cartilage, I'd recommend a consultation They seemed very confident They seem to pursue 'definite results in one surgery without revision' But not excessively. They seem to value harmony (Because the nose is large, making it too high would disrupt the balance. Even if the frontal effect is somewhat reduced, they won't raise it too much for side-profile harmony. Alar reduction could break the balance because the rest of the nose is already relatively wide. It's not too late to think about it later.) and other diagnostic points What I liked most Unlike other hospitals that slap technical labels on things like osteotomy, reduction, and so on and drive the price crazy with dozens of thousands of won for each, this place had a total price of 5.10 million won under the name 'surgery according to the director's aesthetics using costal cartilage' If something gets added here, the price doesn't go up Basically, the director looks at it and if something seems necessary for harmony, they do it; if not, they don't So Before surgery, they ask for consent in advance that these things can also be done if needed -> price 5.10 million won, event review 4.60 million won 1 day, 2 surgeries 1 director CCTV (I don't remember the cost, I'll edit it later)