I'll write casually in abbreviated style. 4 years ago, I encountered cosmetic surgery for the first time. Before turning 30, I wanted to make some change in my life, but I did it without prior knowledge, so I got ptosis correction and rhinoplasty cheaply at a large hospital. Afterward, my eyes turned out well, and my nose also improved a lot from the existing high hump, but it was obviously a surgically done nose to anyone. As time passed, my existing rhinitis got worse, and maybe because my nose was done only with ear cartilage, sure enough, the columellar support was weak, so the originally crooked nose became even more crooked As of last year, I had been exercising hard and all, but since things were like this anyway, I thought I should invest one more time, so I started looking into the revision rhinoplasty I had wanted. There were many hospitals recommended through various reviews and acquaintances, but for me, a few points were clear. 1. Functional nose surgery 2. Correction of crooked nose 3. Preferably a one-doctor system, or at least not too large-scale First of all, revision surgery cost more than the first surgery, and I thought correcting a crooked nose and matching nostril symmetry would not be easy. I decided to proceed with the doctor who looked at things in the most detail. I visited 5 hospitals that day, and after debating between the first hospital, ㅇban, and the second, ㅇna, since it was revision rhinoplasty, I thought surgical detail was important and the doctor's physical skill was also important, so I decided to proceed with a young doctor. For post-op care, I had experience from the first time, so I managed it well enough. For the areas where I was worried about scar tissue, when I communicated through the manager, the doctor gave all the scar tissue injections during follow-up visits. It has only been 2 months, but people around me and my family all say it turned out so well, and even at an acquaintance's wedding, my friend's wife asked where I had it done and asked me to tell her. It is definitely not easy to go around consulting in person, but by going yourself you can get the detailed points from the doctors and find a hospital where your needs match well. Doing everything at one hospital at once can save a lot in terms of cost, but fixing things one by one also takes a certain amount of effort, so I see the result of that effort as very satisfying.
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-yet-polished look.