I had nose surgery six months ago with septal cartilage + ear cartilage and fascia on the bridge of the nose, and I’m so satisfied with it.
I thought the doctor was kind during the consultation, but he has a strong pride in his professionalism, so depending on the patient’s personality, you might feel he’s a bit unfriendly. I personally liked that because I could feel the trustworthiness!! Most of what you’d want to know is written on the doctor’s blog, so I recommend reading it before you go There’s absolutely no pressure, and he explains everything in detail no matter what you ask! While I was at it, I asked if I should get chin filler too, and he strongly advised against it. He explained why it wouldn’t suit me, and I was persuaded, so I still haven’t been thinking about chin filler
He aims for a very safe and natural look. In my case, I’m satisfied because I wanted something natural and comfortable, so people who want a flashy nose might feel frustrated or dissatisfied!
The nurse also handles the consultation. She’s kind. But there are often only the doctor and the nurse at the clinic, so they seem busy... Let’s make sure to arrive at the appointment time.
He doesn’t seem interested at all in promotion or marketing... He tells you the exact regular price without any review discounts or anything like that, and I actually found that more trustworthy and better. It was a bit expensive though.
The clinic itself isn’t very large and had a homely atmosphere. The operating room is neat, but my mother, who only stayed in the lobby, apparently worried a lot when she saw it... During surgery they also play whatever music you want. I listened to aespa songs during mine. He does really well, super super nova.
It was done with 10 minutes of sedation anesthesia, followed by local anesthesia. But since I was already taking the sedation, I went into a deep sleep and woke up when the surgery was over I’m the person who slept with my eyes open and even snored. Even with my nose opened up, I still snored... amazing. At one point during surgery I woke up briefly, and in my sleep I could feel them taking the ear cartilage. Because of the anesthesia it felt like a massage, so I fell asleep again right away. It doesn’t hurt at all, so don’t be scared about being awake under local anesthesia and getting surgery~
Mine was a case where they only slightly lifted the tip of the nose and, as a bonus, placed a little fascia on the bridge, so there wasn’t much swelling even right after surgery. I came in for follow-ups for about two weeks after surgery, and it was only a little uncomfortable while my nose was blocked in the first week, but it was manageable. When I came in, the nurse handled the treatment, and sometimes the doctor would come over and say, “Mm, looks good~ no problems, right??” and then leave After the splint came off, until the one-month mark I followed all the instructions not to pick my nose, blow my nose, squeeze blackheads, and so on, and there were no problems. Even now at six months, I haven’t had a single nosebleed~
The dorsal hump on the side that bothered me is gone, and as for the front view, he had already mentioned in advance that it wouldn’t change much, and I also didn’t want the front view to change, so I’m very satisfied. Actually, around the six-month mark, I feel like the front view has also become a little more refined! It’s not a noticeable change, but it looks cleaner, so I’m very happy I think it takes about 4 to 5 months before the nose gets a little softer. Right now it bends this way and that and feels like my own nose! There’s no internal scar tissue at all, and there’s a little scar left on the columella, but it’s not protruding or sunken, just a pigment scar, so I think it’ll fade over time. Actually, even now it’s barely noticeable, so I only put scar ointment on it when I remember.
<Overall> I was extremely focused on natural results and wanted to keep my dorsal hump. Among the five clinics I visited, this was the only one that agreed with keeping the hump, so I got surgery here and I’m satisfied.
Personally, I think you’ll be satisfied if you definitely read the blog before going. I read the blog and thought, this is it, so I went in with the mindset that this was the clinic I chose and this was the surgery I chose, and even if there were side effects, it would be my own fate.
I’m living normally, but that doesn’t mean other people definitely won’t have side effects, so please think it through carefully and, if you want it enough to accept the risks, go ahead and do it~