3-month review of bulbous nose + hump + nose surgery

It has already been 3 months since my nose surgery. My nose bridge was originally low and slightly crooked, so I had quite a bit of stress, and especially when I smiled, my nostrils would flare out, which was a real complex I did not really like taking photos either, but now I actually take more photos and go around doing that. I had bulbous nose correction and hump reduction osteotomy done together, and the whole face definitely looks a little more three-dimensional, and the atmosphere changed too. It does not feel like an overly dramatic change; it feels naturally changed, as if I had always looked like this, which is what I like most. What stands out most from the consultation was that even though my desired direction was mixed up and my explanation was not very organized, they listened to everything until the end. It did not feel like they were cutting me off in the middle or rushing to a conclusion; it felt like they were trying to understand first what I was worried about, and that was a bit surprising. Also, instead of just saying this is pretty, they were the kind of people who realistically pointed out what would be natural for my face, which made me trust them more. When I was going to several consultations, there were places that felt like they had already decided the direction and were just pushing it through, but here there was no such pressure, so I could decide comfortably. People around me also say I look much more feminine than before and that my impression has become softer. And what turned out to matter more than I expected was the side profile. Before, I used to avoid photos taken from the side, but now I just take them without worrying lol This kind of thing seems like a subtle stress-reliever. Even after 3 months, there is no tip drooping or odd feeling, and it has settled in naturally. Overall, it does not look obvious but still feels prettier, so I think I am very satisfied. I really think I was lucky to have surgery with Director Shim Jeong-hwan at Weverse Plastic Surgery