Before <a straight nasal bridge that was high compared with the nasal tip> After <a nasal bridge with a change in height and a more natural look> After-after I went to consultations at about 3 hospitals, and the things that were important to me were how well they listened to what I said, whether they accurately pointed out and helped me understand what was possible and what was not, how well they made me understand that, and in what direction they would improve it and perform the surgery. The prices were all different at the three places, but for me, if silicone removal was possible, I wanted to go in that direction as much as possible. Since my hump nose had already undergone osteotomy once and this was revision surgery, they said they would look at the internal condition, and if removal was not possible, they would improve the nose that looked long and seemed high only at the nasal bridge by lowering the starting point and height of the nose. I did not want a flashy nose, so they said they would maintain the nasal tip height and proceed by lowering only the nasal bridge to change the height of the nasal line. Director Lee Joo-cheol's plan felt the most trustworthy, so I had the surgery, and as a result, about 4 months have passed. Since it was done with donated costal cartilage, I was worried about things like absorption rate, but as the residual swelling went down there have been slight changes, while the height and overall major shape have been maintained well without change! I wanted a natural shape, and if it weren't for the incision site, it looks almost like I didn't have anything done. Cosmetically it's good, and functionally breathing has become more comfortable, so I'm happy!
#LongNose #HumpNose #RevisionSurgery
This review is a surgical review pursuing natural beauty.