Mint community review

There were a lot of reviews saying the director made people look tired, but that part was more or less fine for me. Photo shoot. CT scan x looking at photos of my face. When I asked about L-shaped silicone removal, they said the L-shaped silicone was pressing on my own cartilage, and the cartilage was in a compressed state. If only the silicone is removed, my nasal columella would be removed while still collapsed as is. They said it would be better to do revision surgery, remove the silicone, and use an open approach to place a septal support at the nose tip, with ear cartilage added if needed. They said my original nose was also crooked and my face is asymmetrical, so if they made only the nose perfectly straight, it would look strange, and that we should aim for a natural result by matching only about 80 percent. They said they would show me the nose during surgery. After that, the consultation with the coordinator went on for a very long time, and she said that if I removed it, it would look too strange, so I should absolutely not remove only the implant. She asked which other hospitals I still had consultations left at, and then evaluated each hospital one by one. Revision surgery was in the upper 8 million won range, so it was expensive, but there was a big same-day reservation discount, which made me hesitate a little. Still, I had a lot of consultation visits left, so I just left. Because the coordinator said so many negative things about removal, I started thinking maybe I should give up on removal. I was drawn to the director's consultation. They seemed to have an aesthetic sense? I have always wanted either to return to my original nose or, if I had to do revision, to get an extremely natural nose, and I liked the revision photos. The cost is the downside.