Look at qualifications rather than decoration

Confirm that the medical institution's practice license and diagnosis and treatment subjects include medical cosmetology, and that the chief surgeon has corresponding qualifications. These are the bottom line and are more important than the environment and advertising.

Looking at cases and communication

Pay attention to the doctor's own real case whose foundation is similar to yours; whether the plan, risks and alternatives can be clearly explained during face-to-face diagnosis is more credible than "ensuring perfection."

Look at the process and after-sales

Standardized institutions have complete preoperative examination, anesthesia assessment and postoperative follow-up. Be vigilant against low-cost diversion and excessive commitment, and don't rush to make decisions on the spot.

The effect of nasal plastic surgery varies from person to person, and the operation carries certain risks; please choose a regular medical institution and a qualified doctor to fully communicate expectations through face-to-face diagnosis before surgery.