Review of revision surgery after 10 years with a natural-glamorous line

I had nose surgery 10 years ago, but the nasal tip gradually drooped, the columella came down, my nose looked long from the front, it also had a hooked-nose feel, and the nasal tip seemed to have become blunt, so I decided on revision surgery. I had heard that Director Kim Dae-hwa at ID Hospital was famous for revision rhinoplasty, and my friend had successful nose surgery at ID, so I specifically requested a consultation with Director Kim Dae-hwa. The director explained in detail that the reason my nose looked long was not only because the columella had descended, but also because the starting point of the implant was high, making it look even longer. When I said I wanted a natural-glamorous nose, he explained well what direction the surgery would take while matching my needs as much as possible. The plan was to lower the starting point of the nose compared with before and replace the silicone, and since septal cartilage and ear cartilage had already been used for the nasal tip, we decided to use donated costal cartilage. Among the hospitals I visited, this was the longest consultation, and he explained it in a way that was easy to understand. Since it was revision surgery after 10 years, I had many worries and asked a lot of questions, but he explained everything without showing any annoyance, which made me trust him. When I first had the surgery, I wondered if it looked glamorous, but after one month and two months, it gradually came out with a natural-glamorous feel, and I became very satisfied with the line. I actually liked the shape itself much more than after my first surgery, and I liked that he made the nasal tip refined without making it too pointy or awkward. The nose that had looked long was completely improved, and the part where the descended columella made it look like a hooked nose was also cleaned up so surprisingly well. I like it from every angle: front, three-quarter, and side.