Before-before<this was my nose after the revision surgery;> after-after<I had my third nose revision at Gonggan> after<I’m satisfied because it came out well.> After 8 years had passed since my second nose surgery, my nostrils were very uneven, the nasal tip had drooped a lot, and it just looked like a flat nose, so I searched online and visited quite a lot of clinics. Eventually, at one clinic, after looking at my CT, I was even told that it looked like two implants had been inserted.
Among the clinics I was researching online was Gonggan Plastic Surgery, and maybe because I felt a sense of familiarity from watching the director’s YouTube videos, even during the consultation I asked all kinds of questions and had a pretty long consultation. When he explained that, for bulbous nose correction, the durability and support of the nasal tip is important, it felt like I had been hit in the back of the head, and I suddenly snapped to attention. It was a blunt fact-check, but he explained it objectively, so it was easy to understand, and I remember it as a consultation I could fully relate to. After much thought, I decided to go through with the surgery.
I wasn’t trying to get some celebrity’s or influencer’s nose; I wanted a nose that looked more natural than it did before. After surgery, even with the tape still on, I thought, this is just a success, and after the stitches were removed, I was genuinely moved! From what Director Ham Ki-won explained to me, an 8 mm implant had been split down the middle as if making a hole, and a silicone block had been placed inside it. Even the doctor seemed puzzled by it.
Ha... I did feel angry about my previous surgery... but people around me are all amazed to see that I’ve returned to a nose shape that suits me. A few people already said they want to see Director Ham. I’m going to take good care of it and absolutely never have revision surgery again.