*I got it done cheaply because of the COVID period + by correcting the surgery date. In my case, my nasal bridge was low, but my nasal bones were high, and because my nasal tip was spread out, it created a hump nose. So I told them I wanted to make full use of that, put a somewhat large implant only in the glabella area, and have a dramatic nose, but the director got really startled and persuaded me, saying that kind of thing is used mostly for people who practically have no nose. And I said I wanted to make a slim nose line, so I would have the nasal bones osteotomized and brought together, but for that too, he said if I wanted it... but don't blame me later! lol
Anyway, I had it done together with rhinitis surgery, and quite a lot of cartilage came out, so the nasal tip lifted nicely and the implant settled well, but... Compared with my orbital bones, my glabella is low, so it casts a huge shadow lol. When I touch it, I can feel the bone and implant separately too;
Also, the nasal bone narrowing that the director had been worried about actually suits me better because the nasal tip got higher lol. Later, when removing the splint, he himself was impressed haha... Now that all the swelling has gone down, the nasal tip is high, so it has become slightly like a half-beoseon? line lolol. There is enough extra skin at the glabella tooㅠ
You should have made it dramatic like I said... why were you so against it, director;;
Anyway, this place is definitely closed rhinoplasty and the surgery is done well, so it is good, but if you want something dramatic, you really need to be ready to hold a hearing right there in your seat haha...