Before<before surgery>Before<before surgery>Before<3 months after surgery (still swollen, so the line is high)>Before<5 months after surgery (major swelling all gone)>Before<current, 3 years later>I had surgery in 2020, and it’s been 3 years now. I didn’t like silicone, or more precisely I was scared of it, so when I consulted with the director, I told him I didn’t want silicone, and I went to a director known for implant-free surgery. Since I have some nasal bridge height, he said he could create the line I wanted sufficiently, so I immediately paid the deposit, and because it matched the direction I wanted (I asked for it to be natural, not extremely high), I immediately paid the deposit, set the surgery date, and had the surgery. As a result, even now, 3 years later, I’m satisfied, and before the surgery, people around me and my family tried hard to stop me, saying wasn’t it a dangerous surgery and why was everyone doing it, but now they say where did you get it done.... you did well getting it done .... things like that .... sigh Anyway, I’m satisfied, but I did have nostril reduction, so there are scars left, though I don’t really care and just live with them because I’m not sensitive about things like this.. And if I were to call this a side effect, it is a side effect: when I pick boogers, I use a cotton swab, but when I’m tired, the inner wall of my nose has become much weaker than before surgery, so even if I dig just a little, it bleeds. It stops quickly though. But it’s not a major side effect. Also, for about 1 year after surgery, the area where I had nostril reduction would sometimes twitch, like when the area around your eyes twitches from magnesium deficiency or fatigue? I don’t have that symptom now!! When I contacted the consultation manager, she gave feedback right away, which was good. It’s true that it’s a dangerous surgery, and it’s also true that it’s an effective surgery, but I hope everyone looks into it carefully and gets good results without regrets!!
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