I'm going to lie on the operating table tomorrow (autologous costal cartilage particles)

It's my first rhinoplasty, so I decided on autologous costal cartilage (autologous costal cartilage particles). I am a little nervous, but my mind is already made up. Reason for choosing the clinic? Rather than price, I looked for a single-doctor clinic with a lot of clinical data and extensive experience. I preferred somewhere classic and calm rather than a place that felt too modern or commercial. I visited around ten clinics in person and finally decided on this one. Clinic atmosphere? I liked that the interior felt clean and classic. Rather than the overly polished interiors that clinics have these days, it had a stable and comfortable atmosphere. Interestingly, there were many foreign patients, especially Japanese patients, so I found it a bit fascinating and wondered if it had spread by word of mouth. Consultation details Most clinics recommended nasal tip cartilage + silicone as the standard approach. But since I was thinking of this as my first and last rhinoplasty, I was more drawn to autologous costal cartilage or septal cartilage. I was concerned about the warping issue with autologous costal cartilage, but this clinic said they also handle autologous costal cartilage particles (so-called crushing), so I became more inclined to choose them. During the consultation, the director definitely felt systematic and professional. They took photos and showed me the expected result with Photoshop, and the fact that they only perform two surgeries a day made me trust them. It did not feel like a factory-style clinic churning out surgeries, but rather that everything from consultation to surgery was thoroughly managed, so I felt relieved. The staff were not excessively friendly and treated me naturally, which made me comfortable. You know how some clinics can feel uncomfortable when they are too obviously sales-driven. I liked that this place did not have that. I was even more drawn to it because they seemed to place importance on the beauty of the nasolabial angle. Since it is a clinic that mainly focuses on noses, those kinds of details really seemed different. There are not many reviews of autologous costal cartilage particle surgery, so if I post a review, it might almost be the first one. I will get the surgery done safely and leave another review. Oh, and the director is handsome~~