Before/after/after/after/after You can tell just by looking at the pre-op photos, but I had a saddle nose and even a hump. It wasn’t a nose line that other people would look at and say was okay. I only found out that this kind of nose is called a saddle nose... while going around to plastic surgery consultations. Rather than clearly wanting a specific line, I just wanted this nasal bridge straightened right away, and my allergic rhinitis was severe. Even though I had functional nose surgery somewhere else before, nothing improved, so I wanted to receive functional treatment and surgery for this part again.
But rather than entrusting everything simply to a plastic surgery clinic, I thought I would be more satisfied receiving it from a director specializing in otolaryngology. When I looked for a director who was good at both functional rhinoplasty and cosmetic rhinoplasty, the reviews for Director Lee Ho-jun at GNG were exactly my style.
He has specialized in functional rhinoplasty for a long time, and the reviews for male noses looked good too, so I went for a consultation. It felt like he scratched exactly the itchy spots lol
I decided to have deviated septum correction and rhinitis surgery again, and he performed hump nose correction, osteotomy, and surgery on both the nasal bridge and nasal tip using autologous costal cartilage.
The harvested area aches a little, but I’m really relieved that the surgery was done safely. Even while I was hospitalized for one day after surgery, the nurse kindly looked after me, and maybe because the aftercare is systematic and well organized, the swelling has been going down well as time passes.
This is a surgery review pursuing a natural-looking yet refined result.