Male Rhinoplasty 3D Custom DCF 2-Month Review

I used to get nose filler every 2 to 3 years. I started at age 23 and kept doing it like this for 7 years until I was 30, so I started thinking that if I was going to keep doing this, it might be better to have rhinoplasty, and I began looking into it little by little. Then I thought that even rhinoplasty, which people only said was dangerous, might not be dangerous if it was done at a place that was really good at it. That is how I decided to have nose surgery. I found out about RU Plastic Surgery through a community, and when I looked up reviews, many of the nose photos had the kind of nose shape I wanted. I had originally had consultations at other plastic surgery clinics too, but I thought I should also get a consultation at RU, so I made an appointment. So while studying up on RU, I learned that there is also a surgical method called DCF, where they do not insert an implant but instead finely prepare autologous costal cartilage and wrap it with fascia. I thought a rhinoplasty method using autologous tissue without inserting an implant sounded good, so I booked surgery with Innofit 3D Custom DCF. Using autologous costal cartilage and rectus abdominis fascia, I had autologous costal cartilage for the nasal bridge, autologous costal cartilage for the nasal tip, bulbous nose correction, nasolabial angle correction, and nose filler/thread removal. Before surgery, it did not feel real, but after I got onto the operating table, was put under anesthesia, fell asleep, and woke up, the surgery was over. That was when it finally started to feel real that I had actually had the surgery. And they had said that anesthesia through endotracheal intubation could make my throat hurt, and I think I understood why they said that. But it was not extremely painful, more like something that bothered me a bit. Also, fortunately, the cotton inside my nose was only in for one day, so I did not feel that much major discomfort. Because I had a high level of trust in Dr. Kim Hyun-joo, during the one week before the splint was removed, I thought the pain or soreness was a natural phenomenon, so I do not think I was worried. I was someone who did not have much swelling, so from after the splint was removed through the 2-month mark, I continued to like it, and I am thinking that I just hope it does not get any smaller. And the nasal tip is one thing, but once the nasolabial angle area was corrected, I could really feel that my overall impression looked much more relaxed, so I thought it was really good that I had the surgery. Also, since I worry a lot, I started quitting smoking at the same time as the surgery, so it seems it has already been over 2 months since I quit smoking. This was not intentional, but I feel like I succeeded in quitting smoking too, so I am very satisfied.