My nasal bridge wasn't especially low, but from the front my nose was the only thing you could see. My wide alae and large, spread-out nose were stressful, and I felt my childish impression was due to my nose too. Every photo showed nothing but my nose, so I looked into bulbous-nose surgery that could give a clear effect without looking overtly cosmetic and while still staying natural. What I wanted was exactly three things. 1. A masculine straight line 2. A nose size that fits my face proportions 3. Absolutely no nose that obviously screams "I had surgery" (naturalness first)
I visited several hospitals for consultations while doing my homework, but although I only had one nose, each hospital recommended a different surgery. Among them, Director at Clinic A explained the materials and methods in an easy-to-understand, detailed way, and above all, the before-and-after results for men with bulbous noses matched my taste best, so I decided to go here. All the tip materials were autologous cartilage, and now it has been exactly one month since the operation. The director reflected exactly what I wanted, so I am extremely satisfied. The director corrected only the necessary parts without overtreatment, and most importantly, instead of looking obviously operated on, my nose became naturally slimmer as if it had always been this way lol These days, when I look in the mirror or take photos, my nose no longer stands out, so I definitely feel much more confident. As expected, correcting a bulbous nose is definitely better.