Treatment options in detail
Nasal services include contracted-nose reconstruction, septal surgery, nasal-valve and obstruction revision, bridge and tip procedures, nostril correction, and management of deviated septum or rhinitis. The route to a better-looking nose may therefore differ from the route to better airflow. The consultation should explain which symptoms are structural and which may still require medical treatment after surgery.
Treatment approach and consultation
A consultation for nose surgery should document obstruction, previous trauma or surgery, allergies, and the appearance changes you want. Ask which part of the plan is functional, which is cosmetic, whether graft material is needed, and how breathing will be reassessed after swelling subsides. Revision cases may require earlier operative records.
Doctors and clinical backgrounds
The clinical team includes Dr. Do-Jin Hyun — sleep medicine doctor; Dr. Sun-Hong Kim — ent doctor; Dr. Sung-Hun Lee — ent doctor; Dr. Sung-Moon Hong — ent doctor; Dr. Yong-Hae Seong — ent doctor. The linked professional profiles describe individual training and previous appointments. When several clinicians work at a clinic, confirm which doctor is responsible for your assessment, procedure, and follow-up. Dr. Do-Jin Hyun: Medical College, Catholic University of Korea; Doctor's degree — The Catholic University of Korea; Internship — St. Mary's Hospital. Dr. Sun-Hong Kim: Medical College, Inje University; Residency — Catholic Medical Center; ENT Specialized Medical Doctor — Catholic University of Korea, Seoul St. Mary's Hospital. Dr. Sung-Hun Lee: Medical College, Catholic University of Korea; Internship — Seoul St. Mary's Hospital; Residency — Seoul St. Mary's Hospital.
Location, facilities and international care
For a nasal consultation, bring a record of earlier surgery, filler, nasal injury, and current breathing symptoms. Ask whether further nasal examination or testing is needed and how splint removal and airway checks fit your stay. A functional concern may need follow-up after the initial swelling has settled.
