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Before the surgery, my nostrils were quite wide, and my nose bridge was low, making my face feel swollen. After hearing about it from friends and watching many videos on YouTube, I chose View Plastic Surgery. After the surgery, I didn't feel any pain, but breathing was very uncomfortable. After a week, my breathing improved significantly, and once the splint was removed, I could clearly see that my nose had become more elevated and my nostrils were better defined, which I liked a lot. Initially, the shape of my nose was misaligned, but the doctor adjusted it, and now it looks straight. Since it's only been a month, some swelling hasn't completely gone down yet, and I can slightly see the beginning of the silicone, but I think it will be fine with time. My friends said I look naturally beautiful, which made me feel really good!

I usually suffer from severe allergic rhinitis, so I decided to look into surgery for my rhinitis. I heard that a collaborative surgery is possible with both an ENT specialist and a plastic surgeon, and that it is also possible to observe the surgery. After consulting with the ENT physician and getting a CT scan, we decided to proceed with septoplasty and inferior turbinate reduction. For cosmetic purposes, I opted for a nose job that preserved the bridge while also undergoing tip surgery, bone cutting, and alar base reduction. Two weeks after the surgery, the swelling has significantly decreased and it's looking more natural. Thank you for your meticulous aftercare.

About a month ago, I had a revision double eyelid surgery, and I was so satisfied that I consulted with the doctor afterward. My nose bridge was really weak, making my face look too plain. So, after discussing with the doctor, we decided to add filler to my nose bridge. The procedure took about 10 to 20 minutes, and since I applied some numbing cream, I didn’t feel much pain. The doctor was very meticulous when placing the filler in different areas, and I really appreciated that. I feel like I've been reborn. With the nose bridge filled in, my face looks more balanced. My eyes look clearer now, and the nose adds to the center of my face; I’m extremely happy with it. I'm already thinking about what procedure to do next! ^^

After struggling with the shape of my nose for a long time, I underwent rhinoplasty at Jay & A Plastic Surgery. From the initial consultation, they focused on suggesting changes that suited my face rather than pushing for excessive alterations, which eased my anxiety. They emphasized the importance of how the nose looks from the front and side, rather than just raising the bridge, which I found impressive. The entire pre-operative process was calmly explained, reducing my vague worries, and they answered my questions honestly without dodging, which built my trust. During the recovery process, they provided specific guidance on what to avoid, making it easier for me to manage my care. The results were naturally blended with my overall appearance, without being overly pronounced, leaving me very satisfied. Overall, they prioritize balance over indulgence, which I believe will appeal to those seeking a natural nose shape.

I had a nose job with Dr. Lee Byung-jun at Named Plastic Surgery Clinic. A friend of mine had their nose done here and said the results were so natural and turned out so well that it became their 'life nose.' They highly recommended this place, so I came here through their referral. The procedure was an open rhinoplasty, using an implant for the bridge of the nose and making the tip from my own cartilage. The actual surgery lasted about 2 hours and 30 minutes and was done under general anesthesia. During the pre-surgery consultation, Dr. Lee explained the height of the bridge and the angle of the tip in relation to the overall proportions of my face and the existing structure of my nose. They designed the changes to improve the look naturally instead of making excessive alterations, which made me feel confident in the process. Right after the surgery, I experienced some swelling and slight tenderness, but after about 3 to 4 days, it started to settle down. After a week, when the stitches were removed, my nose line became noticeably tidier. Now, about a month later, the swelling has gone down significantly, and there's a beautiful natural straight line. My overall impression has softened too. The guidance during the recovery process was systematic, so I could manage without feeling anxious, and overall, I am very satisfied with the results.

I've always had a complex about my low nose and wide nose bridge, which made me stress every time I took photos. I felt like makeup had its limits, so after a lot of thought, I decided to go for nose surgery. I compared and consulted with different clinics before finally getting the surgery done at this one. During the consultation, the doctor recommended a natural line that suited my face shape without being excessive, which made me trust him. I appreciated that he focused on overall harmony rather than drastic changes. He also politely explained all my questions before the surgery, which really eased my nerves. On the day of the surgery, it was finished quicker than I expected, and after a short rest in the recovery room, I headed home. The first day came with some swelling and a bit of discomfort, but it wasn't unbearable. I followed the precautions the clinic provided, and I recovered without any major issues.

I visited for a consultation about my first nose surgery (for a bulbous nose, tip, bridge, etc.). The hospital occupies the entire building, which made for a pleasant experience with no wait time. After receiving a checklist from Dr. Inception and filling it out, I met with the consultation manager to discuss the basics (what I roughly want the shape to be, which parts to address, the types of materials I prefer, and my budget of ///). After that, I took the elevator to the floor above.

Originally, my nose bridge wasn't too low, but the tip was round and spread out, which made my whole face look kind of stuffy, and it was always stressful for me. Every time I took a picture, the tip looked blunt and the angles didn't work, especially when I smiled, it appeared wider, and that bothered me. After consulting several clinics, I learned that simply using fillers or threads had limitations, and that a correction involving a tip rhinoplasty would be the most effective for my nose shape. Honestly, I was a bit scared because of the word 'osteotomy,' but the medical staff explained in detail that it wasn't a major bone-removing surgery but rather a method to refine the tip's structure, which made me feel a bit more at ease. On the day of the surgery, I was quite nervous, but it wrapped up faster than I expected, and thanks to the anesthesia, I hardly felt any pain, they really did a great job.