If I get rhinitis surgery, will I be able to get rid of my sniffle?

I'm looking into rhinitis nasal surgery.

 

When rhinitis gets really bad...

I'm so stressed out that my head is about to explode

It makes you that stressed.

 

When I was thinking about it, I thought I should get rhinoplasty.

I thought I had to do it now.

 

 

I guess I'll have time to get rhinitis surgery.

I wanted to find out now, so I looked into it diligently.

 

So I heard that it is possible to get rhinitis surgery and rhinoplasty at the same time?

And they say that if you meet the criteria, you can get health insurance coverage!

 

So I thought I should do some research and then decide.

 

 

I heard that they perform rhinitis surgery at Anneplus Clinic.

 

If you do rhinoplasty along with rhinoplasty for rhinitis, it is called functional cosmetic rhinoplasty, right?

 

This is 1.49 million won, excluding anesthesia costs!

 

VAT is separate....

(VAT alone is 150,000 won... haha)

 

https://cashdoc.me/hospitalevent/eventdetail/938

 

 

It seems like there are specific nasal diseases that are covered by insurance!

 

There are three types of diseases that can be treated with rhinitis surgery.

 

Hypertrophic/allergic rhinitis

Deviated septum

Nonvalvular stenosis

 

These three types of rhinoplasty for rhinitis are covered by health insurance!

Of course, this does not apply for cosmetic purposes!!

 

I couldn't find it in just one place, so I looked in other places too.

 

Wave Clinic was cheaper!

 

800,000 won, excluding VAT.

 

And when getting rhinitis rhinoplasty, it is better to have a plastic surgery specialist.

It's also important to have an ENT specialist.

 

To prevent it from happening again...!

 

https://cashdoc.me/hospitalevent/eventdetail/2789

 

 

So I looked it up and found that Wave Clinic

They say that when performing rhinitis nasal surgery, there is an ENT specialist.

 

And Wave Clinic only focuses on nose surgery.

They say you can trust them because they handle everything from 1:1 consultation to surgery.

 

What do you think about getting rhinoplasty and also straightening your nose line?

Of course, if insurance doesn't apply, I'll give up.

If it's covered by insurance, would it be okay to get rhinoplasty for rhinitis?