First of all, I’m a man with a ton of plastic surgery experience. haha When I leave pessimistic reviews about surgeries I’ve had, the posts get deleted legally, and the clinic contacts me and says things, ugh, Sinsa Station Exit 1!!! Anyway, because of that, I thought maybe it would be okay to openly write about the good procedures I remember from plastic surgery clinics, so I’m writing this. First, since there were a lot of aggressive and critical comments about semi-permanent nose filler, I’m writing an actual objective review. Two years ago, after doing an enormous amount of research, I was choosing between Banobagi and Lee Jung Natural Beauty, and I just got Artecoll at Lee Jung Natural Beauty, where there is only one director. I had two syringes for the nasal bridge and glabella. Thanks to the director’s skill and the safety of Artecoll, I had absolutely no filler side effects that people worry about~~~~ (necrosis, blindness, etc.) But there was an unexpected situation Since I didn’t put anything in the nasal tip, the tip drooped and my arrow-shaped nose got worse (I already had it originally). When I got the second Artecoll injection in the glabella, a little bit of the material subtly remained above the planned glabella area, so I got an unwanted line-like filler mark, but it wasn’t very noticeable, so it was okay. (I’m writing all the bad little details too, in case you think I’m a broker if I only write good things.) Because I somehow got too greedy, unfortunately I currently just had it all scraped out and got nose surgery. Several plastic surgery clinics suggested leaving the Artecoll as it was and only correcting the nasal tip, but I don’t know what possessed me, I paid the deposit for scraping it out and putting in silicone as they suggested. The reason was that silicone lasts a lifetime, and Artecoll disappears after 10 years, so I wondered if it would look strange if only the nasal tip was high after the Artecoll disappeared. But I found out that if it’s put in the nasal bridge, it lasts until you die..^^; regret, regret Anyways, after actually having surgery and putting silicone in my nose, only now did I realize how safe and stress-free Artecoll was Even after silicone surgery, I didn’t get the line I wanted, the boundary between the silicone and nasal tip is dented, the curve is crinkly, and I’m a man, so why did they give me a curved line when I asked so much for a straight line... The line is feminine.. ugh Also, when there’s silicone in my nose, I live every day in fear that side effects like necrosis, contracture, or the silicone moving could happen at any time. I can’t keep my head lowered for a long time, I have to be careful when exercising, and if I work late, I worry about inflammation, so I’m careful with everything But when I had Artecoll, even if a ball hit my nasal bridge lolololololol maybe because it’s bone-like material, it was hard and sturdy, so even with impacts the shape was maintained and it was fine lol I had no side effects^^ My current thought is that if inflammation, contracture, or necrosis develops, I’d take the silicone out right away, leave the nasal tip cartilage (septal cartilage) alone, and even consider getting Artecoll again. That’s how good it was. My overall satisfaction rating for Artecoll is about 4.6 out of 5 stars? (I’m talking about the nasal bridge, not nasolabial folds or the forehead^^ They say nasolabial folds disappear in about 10 years because it’s an area that moves a lot.) Anyway, personally, the director at Lee Jung Natural Beauty had reaaaally good skill, I didn’t go blind, there was no necrosis, and I strongly recommend it!! But as I remember, the front desk staff (were they also nurses?) were re~ally insanely unfriendly. But as long as the result comes out well, it doesn’t matter I’m seriously not a hospital promo broker haha If I were a broker, I wouldn’t write like this lol I’d only spill fake, nice words everywhere. That was my objective review. The conclusion after all that is that raising the nasal bridge with Artecoll and doing only the nasal tip with autologous cartilage or cartilage repositioning might not be a bad rhinoplasty option with no side effects.
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