My flat bulbous nose turned out beautifully at Jeongwoo

My bulbous nose was quite severe, and I had no nasal bridge, so my whole nose looked flat. From both the front and side, it looked flat, blunt, and bulbous, so I wanted a slim, clean nasal line. My first priority was improving the bulbous appearance as much as possible while keeping it natural. After analyzing my face and nose, I thought a witch-like nose or an obviously surgical nose would not suit my eyes or overall image. I really disliked an artificial-looking nose, and I told the doctor this during the consultation and again on the surgery day. I had wanted nose surgery for a long time, but I hesitated because I knew people whose results were not good. I think it is better to go to a nose-specialized clinic. Everyone around me said the same thing. My nasal contours improved a lot, and I especially love that the bulbous-nose image is gone. The method was not fixed or standardized, and it seemed they used different materials depending on the type. The doctor has extensive experience with noses and many bulbous-nose cases, so there is plenty of know-how, and they understand how the nose and face work together. They also seem specialized in symmetry and aesthetics. There seem to be various options, including silicone rhinoplasty and implant-free surgery. My previously flat, bulbous-looking face now has a defined center, and as my nose became prettier, my whole face feels more refined. My face also looks more three-dimensional in photos, which makes me happy. Even light makeup on just my eyes or lips brings out my features, and I can leave the house after doing only a quick morning makeup. They seem to have adjusted the nasal tip cartilage and related areas, and I cannot express how satisfied I am with the result.