There is no detailed explanation, so I think it would be better to organize your questions and ask them. Compared to other directors, I didn't get the feeling that they were particularly friendly.

They recommend appropriate surgery considering the overall facial image and shape, but I don't think they explain everything in detail first! It would be good to prepare enough questions~

I went here and there and the ENT specialist was really good at looking at my rhinitis, but he looked a little tired. Unlike other plastic surgery clinics, he didn't use a cotton swab to shape my nose or anything. He just told me if I had the shape I wanted and how much silicone I would need to make my nose like this. It felt a little less sincere than other places...? But he answered all my questions. If I don't like silicone, he recommended cartilage powder, but I'm thinking about it.

I'm pursuing naturalness and I look tired. The director has a human side, but after the surgery, my nose became crooked and asymmetrical. There was no aftercare at all, and I have a complex, so I'm thinking about getting my nose removed!

Please explain gently, but be neither too much nor too little, and be appropriately kind. After you finish explaining, ask if there are any further questions, and if you ask, please explain well and without being annoyed by the questions.

First of all, I liked that the consultation was well-received and the explanation was detailed. I am happy that I got surgery on my ugly pig nose and my nose bridge was reshaped and my nose looks smaller.

I received consultation and it was very good. He was kind and gave me detailed information. Even though he seemed a bit blunt, he was very thorough and kind.

I received consultation and he was kind. The doctors at other hospitals seemed tired, but the director kindly answered my questions without any such worries.

I went to a consultation for a hooked nose + functional nose, and they only told me what I needed. I wanted non-implants, but they said I could use a donor rib? by spreading it thin like paper, so I'm living there for now...

The explanations are concise and have a slightly blunt style. If you have any questions, you can ask them and they will answer kindly. Even though the septum was very deviated, it did not hurt and was done beautifully and shaped naturally.

I received a consultation for a functional nose and cosmetic nose. I don't think he recommended it if I wanted a big improvement for the cosmetic nose, but he said surgery was definitely necessary for the functional nose. I consulted in the order of CT, director, director, and director. The CT fee is about 30,000 won, and if I go to the appointment time, The wait wasn't long and the total price was reasonable.

I received a nose consultation last year, and he only tells me what I need and answers additional questions with sincerity. However, because the hospital itself recommends autologous dermis, Dr. Lee strongly recommends autologous dermal rather than silicone. Pursuit of naturalness

During counseling, he only says what he needs and doesn't kindly explain unless he actually asks, but I chose it because I was attracted to him rather than the directors who are like scammers (?) Surgical Stahl felt like he was conservative in his safety orientation. Basically, it caters to the patient's needs, but it seems that they prefer a natural look rather than a style that is too trendy.

He displays photos of the face and CT photos on the monitor and explains things such as asymmetric areas directly with a pen. He looks at the direction of nose surgery as objectively as possible without bothering you.

My nose is a bit large and especially the blunt shape when viewed from the front is complex, so I had surgery last year. I used donated costal cartilage, but my complex didnt solve any of my complexes, and only the corners I didnt care about were improved. Do I have to say that the tip of the nose is so blunt that it is almost invisible and the nose is invisible? So when I smile, it almost looks like an arrow nose