Before<Before>Before<Before>Before<After>Before<After>This was my first surgery, and I had no information at all about plastic surgery, so I had the consultation/surgery done right away at a hospital recommended by a trustworthy acquaintance. It was nice that there were partitions while waiting. I had various conversations with the consultant, then talked with the doctor in charge about the nasal design. They did not push for excessive surgery and accepted my requests realistically and appropriately, so I made up my mind right away.
For the surgery, ear cartilage was used for the nasal tip, and I had nostril reduction. I had a bulbous nose, and my low nasal tip was my complex. Since it was my first surgery, I was nervous, but anesthesia went in, I opened my eyes, and it was over.. There were a lot of reviews saying it hurt, so I was worried, but right away it was just uncomfortable to breathe through my nose, so only my throat hurt. I wanted to drink water so badly? Other than that, it did not hurt at all. There may be individual differences, but it was interesting that I had no swelling except in my nose. After recovering like that, I went home. I visited the hospital on days 1, 2, 3, 7, and 10, and they disinfected my nose and ear. They removed the nasal stitches on day 7 and the ear stitches on day 10, and even that was just a slight sting? That was about it. I also visited to check the progress, and if I had too many concerns, I could contact the consultant separately and see the doctor! In my case, I thought my nose looked crooked, so I also made an extra visit. Overall, I like the surgery. Compared with my previous nose, of course it looks prettier. However, I think it is not easy to make the exact design you want. Everyone has different skin, cartilage size, and so on, so plastic surgery is really complicated.. It has only been one month, so I am also curious whether more swelling will go down!!
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