Ever since I was young, having a big nose was always my complex, and I finally had surgery. My nasal bridge was high, but my alar bases were thick and my nostrils were shaped like a pig nose, so I was always envious when I saw people with small, round noses
Before surgery, my nose was droopy, and my alar bases were thick and big too.. I was scared to touch the bone, so I searched thinking I should try alar reduction, and the reviews seemed trustworthy, so I went for a consultation. They told me I just needed to improve the drooping of my nasal alae.
At first, I worried for a long time because it felt like a waste of money, but I chose it because I thought it would be better to do it properly than to have multiple surgeries.
I really don’t regret it at all, and I keep thinking I should have done it sooner. Not only the shape but the overall size got smaller, so the proportion my nose takes up on my face really decreased a lot! My nasal bridge looks higher too.
After arriving at the hospital, including the design, anesthesia, and surgery, I think it took about 3 hours. I visited a week later to remove the stitches and again after a month to check the scars. I barely have any scarring, but it seems people who do have scars get laser treatment.
These days I only look at my nose in the mirror, and I’m hearing that my nose is pretty It seems quite a lot of people don’t know I had surgery.