ㅁㅋ ㅇㅇㅈ A lot of people have had beak surgery. Shape: Thin? Reoperation: 394 cases Change from director ㅇㅈㅈ to director ㅇㅇㅈ (the non-implant type is called Dr. ㅇㅇㅈ and director ㅇㅈㅈ is famous for reoperations) Famous for non-implants, famous for first nose Moved from ㅈㅇㅈ Eye plastic surgery No. 248 Rhinoplasty No. 128 Seems to be an eye plastic surgery specialist Approximate cost: 3 to 4 million Actual cost: 3.5 million 20 Reservation deposit (100% refund of deposit) 600-> 500 Gangnam, Bobby Talk review 500-> 350 Same-day reservation fee Internal nose status: double nose, 23mm lack of septum, hooked nose Diagnosis: Jibbanbo They say curves will suit them. They say flashy things won't suit them. Surgical method: No implants, shaving the beak, raising the tip of the nose by 2mm , not raising the eyebrows, using various methods such as self-ribbing (this can change during surgery), 2-3cm scar. Surgical shape: Natural. It's similar, but a little more fancy, filling the space in the middle of the curved nose with the beak or with tissue using what's left over from the septum in the middle Anesthesia method: Sleep anesthesia Surgery time: 2 and a half hours Post-care: AS possible, post-scar laser, etc. possible Post-surgery Visit: Twice of suture removal without cotton, self-rib sutures not removed (melting thread) Consultation by the surgeon: Does it feel like I'm just talking to my sister? He asked me what kind of nose I wanted, and when I said I wanted a non-implant type, he recommended a different doctor than the one I had been looking for. First of all, I said it was a bit odd because he was a person I didn't know and didn't know what style of surgery he was doing, but he just told me to believe that he was a good doctor and give it a try, so I thought I would understand. Also, the pressure to deposit was a bit harsh. I asked if I could think about it a bit, so they just raised the price by 200 or 300. But they said I could get a 100% refund, so I just did it. I asked where I could go for consultation at another hospital, and they told me the pros and cons of the hospital and the shape of my nose. Most of the time, I decided with the director and talked more about surgery methods and things like that than the director. Consultation with the director: I just said the nose shape was almost the same as the one I talked about with the director. And during the consultation, the director was listening from behind and was a little crooked, so it was uncomfortable. And the director was saying something, but I couldn't hear it. I could n't hear anything , so I just asked a few questions and finished it . They say that because the bridge of the nose is high, if it is curved, the tip of the nose can look lifted. They say that being curved is unavoidable. Cost: 440 -30 410 (3 places, 1 within 1 month, 2 within 2 months, 3 within 3 months) Self rib +140 -> 110 (first surgery) Donor rib + 250 No discount events or anything like that Surgical method: A little trimming of the beak (completely a little) Natural) The bridge of the nose is not raised, no implants, the nasal septum + ear cartilage is fancy) Silicone bridge of the nose + ear cartilage + not a donor rib, but autologous Rib (autologous rib: However, it is extracted before surgery and has to be used when it is not necessary to use it. Scar intestine - Since it is your own, there is no collapse or sagging. Donor rib: However, - Collapse, inflammation intestine - You can decide whether to put it in or not after surgery, Scar x Inserting silicone You can open it first and ask the doctor to decide whether to do it or not) Septum angle + ear cartilage -> lower columella Skin condition: OK Consultation: It was short, calm, and it feels like they want to finish it quickly? He said that it would be fine if done at a hospital that does it well in other places. He continued to check the nose with a cotton swab. Explanation: If you go to several consultations, nose preferences may differ. If your nose feels wide, it will be okay if you lower the columella. Adjust it in a straight line . Explanation by drawing on an iPad using a real photo. Surgery time. : 1.5 hours, 30 minutes additional for costal cartilage Hospital features: It is a one-person hospital, so one person cares for 2 people a day. Full CCTV showing. One recovery room and operating room. Post-surgery visit: Day 1 (cotton removal) Day 7 (removal of stitches) Day 14 (Removal of inner stitches) All Director Spring Surgical method: Sleep anesthesia Follow-up care: Laser, etc. Follow-up care available ㅇㅇㅂ ㅇㅈㅎ (Vice President) Reoperation: 845 cases Approximate cost: 4.5 million Rumors: There are many side effects (It is said that there are many side effects because it is a large hospital, but they are making a fuss about it) ) Surgical method: Autologous ribs, hook trimming, osteotomy, silicone The nasal septum is soft, so the tip of the nose will sag later. Costal cartilage is recommended (costal cartilage is said to be harder than the nasal septum, so it provides good support). I put silicone on the bridge of my nose and used a cotton swab to really prick my nose. It felt like it was tearing. Photo: Take an actual photo and fill out CT and height and weight. Cost: 450 (autologous ribs, donated ribs) Discount (Gangnam sister's review, same-day reservation) Anesthesia method: Autologous rib removal When you make an appointment for general anesthesia, they do a blood test. They say that sleep anesthesia is dangerous when performing autologous rib collection because it causes even the slightest flinching. They say there are 5 anesthesiologists, and they are very sensitive people, so even if you have a cold or are slightly unwell the day before, they will not perform the surgery. I was told to take good care of my condition. Consultation by the director: He showed me my nose, so I had to use silicone and the nose I wanted, using my own ribs. I felt like the consultation ended quickly. He asked me if I was going to another hospital for a consultation later. I think he asked because of the waiting time, but when the consultation was over, he asked me where I was going, so I decided to go today. When I told him where I was going, he told me general hospital information. After the director finished, he sent me a photo and a video of the director's YouTube video. I asked the director if I had a good consultation and asked him if I had answered everything I wanted to. He just said that I received it cleanly, so I felt like he was trying to explain more . I felt like they were trying to finish it a little quickly. They were asking me if I wanted to pay the reservation deposit here. They told me to put up a deposit, so I put down a deposit of 100,000 won. I'm not forcing it, but I feel like I should get a discount if I'm really going to do it. Consultation with the director: I waited 30 minutes for the director. It's a large hospital, so it's really big and there are a lot of people. Even when I went to the consultation room, I had to wait for 20 minutes. The director looked tired because he came after surgery. He asked me if my nose was stuffy, looked at the desired nose shape, and said that I had to use silicone for the costal cartilage osteotomy. Waiting doesn't matter, but if I don't ask, it's just static, so they just ask if it's too flashy, if the lines are straight, and what to fill in the middle part. They don't mention that my forehead is out, and rather than harmonizing my face, they ask me how to achieve the nose shape I want. Did you just talk and consult for 10 minutes? And at the end, my impressions of the hospital: I was worried that there would be surrogate surgery because it is a large hospital. I thought it would be difficult for the director to operate on 3 people a day (morning, lunch and dinner), so I thought I should find out how many people are operating on my day and do it on a free day. 1 reoperation 66 cases Approximate cost 3.3 million Rumor: Oculoplastic surgery Surgical method: Silicone, autologous ribs, ear cartilage, here, use silicone, not autologous ribs, but donor ribs, raise the tip of the nose with a little ear cartilage, and straighten the bridge of the nose with silicone 3.5 and He showed me pictures of actual patients. He said that if you don't cover the beak with silicone, it will protrude anyway. Since I want an angle, he said he would use less silicone and raise the tip of the nose a lot. He said the scar would be 3-4cm painful. He said it would be better to do it fancy at once than to do it piece by piece. After hearing this, he said. I thought it would be better to just have the nose shape I wanted. The director seemed very anxious. He sat down and stood up and made a lot of gestures, so my trust was a little low. It felt like he would skip something and say it was right. He said I could raise my nose as much as I wanted. I thought that would suit me. He said that the donor rib fortress came out well. He said that his hospital had a lot of donor ribs. He said that it was difficult to get products from hospitals that do not use the donor rib. He said that the septum was soft and saggy. He said that it was better to use costal cartilage from the beginning if you did not want to have a reoperation. He said that the absorption of the donor rib means engraftment. It is said to be almost no different from autologous ribs. Anesthesia method: Autologous ribs are removed under sedation. Cost: 450% discount for autologous ribs and 400% discount for donated ribs (3 within 3 months, photos taken provided by the hospital) ㅈ ㅅㅌ ㅊㅎㄱ Shape: Artificial revision surgery : 103 Cost of power: KRW 4.6 million Consultation: First, the manager takes a quick look and then immediately asks the director. Cost: KRW 450 (Did they get a 50 discount for reviews?) I don’t remember. Same- day reservation or KRW 5 million (no deposit required) Consultation fee: KRW 10,000 (without CT) ) Director's consultation: Shave the hooked nose, build a pillar with ear cartilage, cut the nasal septum, and fill in the middle. Since the forehead is low without implants, it is not recommended to put silicone on the bridge of the nose. If it is to be put in, he suggests getting a fat graft or filler on the forehead. The director also said that if the ear cartilage is set well, it will not be saggy. He said he had seen it for the first time on how to straighten it. He said he would record it on CCTV if you wanted. The doctor seemed to have a very calm style. He didn't ask for the nose picture you wanted. He thought the angle of the nose was important. A flashy nose is not flashy just because the bridge of the nose is high, but the bridge of the nose is not. Even if it is low, it is said that raising the tip of the nose gives a glamorous look ㄷㄷㅇ ㄱㅌㅅ Shape: Too high Approximate cost: 360 400 million Desk: Not too cheap. He said without any hesitation that he could not consult because forehead fat grafting was not in the reservation. When taking pictures, only one picture was taken from the side. When taking pictures and leaving, there was no looking back. Surgical method: Septum, ear cartilage (height) , Silicone (autologous, donated) - It's hard, but I have a nasal septum for the first surgery, so there's no need to go through the difficult cost or difficulty of the surgery. But I was wondering what if the cost collapses the more I raise it, so the costal cartilage is strong. Autologous ribs > midribs > nasal septum > ear cartilage. In order of strength, surgery cost: 475 -> Nasal septum: 300 Donor ribs: 400 Autologous ribs: 550 Forehead fat grafting: 1st 72 2nd 120 ct not taken ㅈㅇㅌ ㄱㅈㅅ Reoperation: 460 Approximate cost: 4.4 million Cost: 5 million ( It was originally 600, but I got a 10 discount for writing a review because it was too expensive for the first time, so I thought it was 550 no matter what I did for a same-day reservation, so I paid the full amount in cash and paid 500.) Consultation with the manager: I slurped it out very quickly and just asked when I wanted to do it with Mo Yang. Spring director consultation: They say they will straighten the tip of the nose with costal cartilage, fill it with the nasal septum, chop it up finely with ear cartilage, and do something with the tissue. They say they will just tear off all the cartilage that can be used, and since it is a crooked nose, they say they will correct the curve in the nasal septum. And what about correction to make it a long nose? Is it a septum lengthening surgery, lowering the columella, osteotomy, trimming the curves, using silicone on the bridge of the nose, etc. It feels like I'm just doing everything I can..? And as for the shape, Zeco said he didn't want to raise the bridge of the nose much but wanted to raise the tip of the nose, so he did it as much as possible. And when explaining it, he showed a photo of the patient's nose after the actual surgery, which was so disgusting.
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