No, why are there so many people like me getting revision surgery because there’s no difference before and after bulbous nose surgery? It hurts like hell... I don’t know whether the hospital that did my surgery just pretended to be good when they weren’t, or whether I just failed because I was unlucky;; I don’t know lol Honestly, back then I didn’t even know what a blacklist was, so I didn’t look it up. How does everyone know? Is there a separate list? Can someone also check the hospital I looked at I’m planning to mix the hospitals I looked at for my first surgery with some hospitals that are kind of popular recently? Is Objet Lee Kyung-muk okay for revision bulbous nose surgery?? If this place is okay too, then three places are almost confirmed, so I don’t think online research will take as long as I expected.
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민서찡짱 My bulbous nose correction wasn’t done properly either, and thinking about it, I think the issue was that they tried to raise my nasal tip using only septal cartilage and ear cartilage even though I had thick skin and a short nose.. So I think the nasal tip dropped before long and a step-off formed, so for revision I’m going to use autologous costal cartilage at Louvre... lol I’ll get it thinking this is really the last time.
익명 How long has it been since your first surgery? They say for a typical bulbous nose with thick skin, it takes at least 6 months and at most over 1 year for all the scar tissue to heal. For this revision surgery, look into autologous costal cartilage or donated rib cartilage for a somewhat more dramatic result! I recommend ㄹㄱ, ㄴㅇㄷ, or ㄷㄷㅇ.
furi Revision surgery definitely takes more physical and mental energy, but if the results come out well, the satisfaction is high.
코눈성형고민즁 I think you really need to carefully dig through front and 45-degree side views of bulbous noses too... lol Don’t just look at reviews; when you go to the hospital, ask them for before-and-after photos and look at those. Are you going to ㅇㅂㅈ and where else?
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