I wondered if rhinoplasty was really necessary, but I’m this satisfied..

Before surgery, I did not absolutely hate my nose or anything. In daily life I mostly lived without thinking about it, but because I work in a profession where I appear on camera, I often see my face on screen, and each time I felt the tip of my nose was slightly lacking. From the front, the tip looked somewhat blunt, and depending on the angle, the hump was noticeable. I think I chose surgery partly because everyone around me was getting plastic surgery and I got swept along, but now I have no regrets; rather, I think it was good that I did it.. The one thing I made absolutely clear before surgery was that I did not want a higher bridge. Instead of greatly increasing the height and making my nose more prominent, I said I wanted to preserve my current bridge as much as possible and raise only the tip slightly. But the difference on screen was bigger than I expected. Once the tip was defined, the nose looked much clearer not only in profile but also from the front. Before, there were days when the tip looked spread out under the lighting, but that ambiguity has decreased, and after the hump was refined, the line looks stable in photos from any direction. After three months, the feeling that the nose appeared first, as it did early on, has almost disappeared. Maybe because the height was not changed much, it blends in as if it had always been part of my face, but when you look closely, it is simply prettier than before, which I actually like. This is not a review about eliminating one huge complex, but after fixing the small things that bothered me little by little, the result came out better than expected, so I am quite satisfied at three months. Anyway, everyone, when deciding on your direction, don’t be too ambitious; try to raise it only enough to correct the shortcomings.