Straighten your crooked nose with rhinoplasty and take care of both health and beauty.

Sharing the story of my younger sibling who straightened a crooked nose through rhinoplasty, regained health, and improved their appearance.
Sharing the key points to check when choosing a rhinoplasty clinic, learned through consultation.
If you're considering rhinoplasty, I will also share information on the appropriate implants and post-surgery care.

First, my younger brother is male. He has suffered a lot from rhinitis since he was young.
I remember that my nose was crooked, making it difficult to breathe properly, and something about this and that.
When I was young, I was afraid of surgery and the cost was not insignificant, so I never even considered it, but when I became an adult, I started thinking about rhinoplasty.
The primary goal was to treat the rhinitis, but straightening the crooked nose also became a goal.
They say that after becoming an adult, you develop appearance-related complexes or something like that, haha.
Anyway, I decided to get a nose job and visited several clinics to get consultations.
And through that, I also learned what to consider when choosing a nose plastic surgery hospital.
Is it a hospital with extensive experience in rhinoplasty?
Is it a hospital that has performed surgeries for a long period of time?
Is it a hospital with reviews of side effects?
Is this a hospital where the counselor personally performs surgeries?
Is this hospital capable of performing autologous cartilage transplant surgery?
It is best to understand the extent and proceed accordingly.
Of course, rhinoplasty must be performed well and without any side effects.
It was to find out if there is a medical procedure that allows for autologous cartilage grafts, not just unconditional implant insertion.
My younger sibling found a hospital that met these conditions, underwent surgery, and managed the swelling well, so now some time has passed, and they are settled and satisfied.
Swelling after rhinoplasty is unavoidable, so proper care is important.
Just ensure that the surgical site is not compressed and take the prescribed medication that can help. That's all you need to do. Just follow the instructions given by the hospital carefully.