berrygirl21

It seems like a lot of the risk comes down to the patient's genetics and the doctor that is working on them. The cons seem to be very minimal with the right doctor. Septal cartilage seems to be the "safest" overall but it can't be used with all surgeries. Ones that require more work, it would not be enough. In terms of synthetics, I would avoid gore-tex and PCL mesh (especially PCL, it is not considered safe at all for nose jobs!).

It sounds like you want Facial Asymmetry Correction (FAC). They use 3D-CT diagnostics to analyze the face along with precision osteotomy techniques. This gives you the best outcome of a natural appearance and enhanced stability for long-term results. I only know about this as I was looking into it myself. Made Young Plastic Surgery is known for it online but I am not sure which other clinics offer it.

I am looking to get some work done but I am still in the early stages. I am wondering if there are clinics that offers virtual consultations prior to making the trip to Korea to get an idea of what I can do to improve my facial structure. I was looking into mini facelifts as someone I know from another forum had her face done and it looks amazing! Is there any way to find this information? Is it something that is offered as a standard for international patients?