Nose Lab review

I had surgery with Dr. Kang Cha-young in 2018, and it seems she opened her own clinic. I had donated rib cartilage used and also had revision surgery with functional correction. I looked around a lot for revision surgery and found out that Dr. Kang Cha-young was good at revisions, so I looked her up and could see her personal blog and before-and-after photos. And I found out she is also an ENT specialist. Personally, I’m satisfied with the surgery. To be honest, my rhinitis came back, the tip of my nose dropped again, and my nose has gently started to bend again. Even so, what I’m satisfied with is that rhinitis comes back anyway.. The runny-rhinitis type, aside from difficulty breathing, is an allergy, so it recurs As for the nose tip, I think it’s unavoidable because of my facial structure (probably an issue related to the muscle length between the mouth and the nose). It hasn’t dropped all the way down; it has only gently lowered, and I think because I had surgery with Dr. Kang Cha-young, it at least kept its shape and didn’t drop as much. A crooked nose seems very hard to fix too. It wasn’t a case where the bone broke and bent, or where the nasal bone shape was bent; this surgery was for the nose rotating because of structure or facial expression, and it seems to want to return a little to how it originally was. Since all of that was revision surgery, I’m satisfied that it’s less severe than before. My first surgery was botched so badly that I couldn’t even get a pig nose at all, and if I bumped my nose while washing my face it hurt. After the surgery with the doctor, my nose became softer than before. The cost was steep though. I went with someone getting a first surgery and had it done together, and while it was cheaper than mine, the surgery itself is expensive ^^;;