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Review of Oblee

To put it bluntly, it turned out insanely well. I got all kinds of comments around me like, “Your nose is fine, why would you get surgery?” and “You can’t get a nose that you’ll like on the first try.” Of course, unlike the eyes, where you only need to consider the shape from the front, the nose is a three-dimensional structure, so you have to think about the sides, top, bottom, and front all together. More specifically, you have to consider the nostril exposure, alar width, and the shape of the columella too, so people who rush into surgery seem to have a very high chance of failing. I spent a long time thinking about what kind of nose shape would suit my face, and I already had my own makeup style and a very clear, specific ideal, so I think I made good decisions about material choice and choosing the clinic. Please don’t decide on surgery with a simple thought like, “If I just fix this one thing a little, it’ll look pretty,” or “She went to a good clinic, so I should go there too”!! Honestly, I’m not trying to stop you from getting eye surgery, but the nose isn’t a flat structure... If you put Karina’s nose on your face, it could look extremely weird.. More than 90% of the reason first-time surgeries fail is dissatisfaction with the shape, so if you’re reading this, please think hard about what shape suits you and what parts would be best to improve --------------------- I could feel from the consultation that the director is a perfectionist, and even with just a quick look at my face, their eye for detail was so good that I was a little surprised. It wasn’t originally my top-choice clinic, but after the consultation I changed my mind right away. It was the most expensive, probably because bone-cutting was included. Before surgery I wondered if osteotomy was really necessary, but looking back now, I think it was the right answer. If I hadn’t done it, the bridge would have been wide and only the tip would have been round, and the balance would have been off. That also shows the perfectionist side. My face has severe asymmetry, so I worried that if they aligned the bridge, the nostrils would become uneven, and if they matched the nostrils, the bridge might get crooked, but it turned out well enough that I wondered why I’d even worried. Of course, for 1-2 weeks after the splint came off, I had a mentally rough period because of the swelling. By around month 3, my expressions became quite natural. I recommend this place to people who want a natural look and whose aesthetics match the clinic’s before-and-after photos. If you like a sharp, glamorous nose, I wouldn’t recommend it. I brought a photo of Hae-rin from NewJeans.

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