I'm posting this because I think it would be better if you knew about it together. This is not an advertisement, so please make your own judgment. I was born with a high nose bridge, but in the past, I wore glasses that were severely crooked, so my nose was crooked in that direction. In addition, my nose was crooked. And since I'm a medical student, I heard a lot about the general environment, so I chose the hospital very carefully. 1. There should be few events. 2. There should be no advertising. 3. It should be a private hospital (not large). 4. When explaining the surgery, I should clearly understand the condition of my nose and know the side effects of each surgery, the side effects depending on the level of cartilage harvesting, and the doctor's preference and style for cartilage use depending on the case (I had no intention of using silicone). 5. During the consultation, I reflected my preference and I think the doctor is on the same page (I think it's very important in terms of trust). 6. I have a natural style. In conclusion, I went in according to all of these, and I decided because they told me a lot about the surgery they do and the comments they make here and there. The surgery went well, I am satisfied, and the people around me are very surprised. Of course, I may end up with a saddle nose someday, and I don't know if I will have cartilage protrusion because my skin is really thick. But for now, I am satisfied. If you want something natural and focus on erasing flaws, the director's style will fit you perfectly. If you want something flashy rather than natural, or want to create something new rather than erasing flaws, it may not fit you. Of course, the director (and all doctors should) prioritizes preserving function and then looks at the appearance. I don't think I will be going to Sungye anymore. I will quit soon. If you have any questions, please ask.
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