Do I suit a straight-but-curved nose line?!

My natural nose was a really difficult one. The nose itself was big and wide, but also crooked, so it was a challenging nose to correct. While correcting the bulbous nose, they also had to fix the crookedness, but the bridge couldn't be too wide either... It was that kind of difficult plan, so I think the surgery estimates were really expensive. The hospital that suggested using autologous costal cartilage quoted me almost 300 more than I expected, which was shocking.. I visited a lot of hospitals. After I realized that each doctor saw my nose a little differently, I even wrote down the small comments in my notes and compared them, and I felt that for a complex nose like mine, skill is absolutely the most important thing! I didn't want to give up on a straight-but-curved line, so I searched really hard for a doctor who could create a natural change from my original nose. At [Brand A], Dr. Jeong Woojin not only explained the surgical plan, but also explained the osteotomy method properly and told me upfront that swelling could last a long time. In fact, because he spoke so directly about the drawbacks, I trusted the surgery even more... After I decided on the surgery and was lying on the operating table, I wasn't that anxious even when I woke up. The doctor checked on me carefully, and the staff let me rest comfortably before going home, so I came back without dizziness or any problems. Even after that, every time I visited the hospital they looked after me well, so the swelling went down properly and the crooked bridge and tip were corrected well too ~ It seems like I ended up with a sharp straight-but-curved style very nicely!!