Writing a review of male revision rhinoplasty

I had rhinoplasty without implants at another clinic, but as time passed, my nose started to look like a drooping arrow nose, the nasal tip became blunt, and overall my nose looked low. That made me start worrying about my nose again. For a man's face, a straight line and a sharply defined nose definitely help the image, but I felt my existing nose looked stuffy and ambiguous. So this time I properly searched for places good at male noses and got revision rhinoplasty at The Door lololololol. I had a consultation with Director Kim Tae-seop, and he immediately caught the direction I wanted. Not an overly pointy or artificial nose, but straight, clean, and masculine. That was my request, and he designed it exactly that way. He said he would set it stably with autologous costal cartilage + silicone, and because his style was to explain only the exact parts needed without unnecessary extra talk, I trusted him even more. From the nasal bridge to the nasal tip, the hump and drooping angle were corrected, and the nasolabial angle was also refined, so the side profile became much cleaner. Because it is a straight line, my overall face looks more refreshed, and I definitely think my impression has become more masculine. Before, I looked stuffy because of the drooping arrow nose, but now from the side, as the nasal tip drops into place, it feels much more polished. Honestly, men worry a lot that if they get rhinoplasty, it will look pointy or artificial, but that worry was unnecessary lol. Finally, after my second nose surgery, I feel like I got it done properly. If you're considering male rhinoplasty, go to Director Kim Tae-seop at The Door. Like 0 Sympathy emoticon Translating Would you like to save this review? +0 This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural yet refined look.