Review of My First Surgery for a Low Nose

Before <Before surgery> After <After surgery> It has been one month since I had rhinoplasty at Oblee Plastic Surgery using silicone + ear cartilage + septal cartilage. When I was going around for surgery consultations, my nasal bridge was so low that every clinic said I had almost no bridge, and I even had a slight hump. I also had a very blunt nasal tip and nostrils that flared out to both sides, so it was a big complex for me. Since it was my first surgery, I really wanted my nose to look natural, and I decided on Director Kim Da-alm because during the consultation he kindly and thoroughly explained my condition and seemed like he would design a nose that suited my face naturally. As much as I expected, I liked the postoperative nose shape because the height and shape suited my face well. My face is originally on the long side, so he did not put much silicone in the glabella area between my eyes, and every time I look in the mirror after surgery, this is the part I like the most. If silicone had been placed from higher up, I think my face would have looked too long Since it was my first rhinoplasty, I was really scared, but the nurses were very kind and asked whether I was cold or uncomfortable and took care of me, which was nice. As with any operating room, the operating room was cold, but they put a blanket and a pouch filled with warm water on me, so I was able to have the surgery feeling less cold. Honestly, even when the stitches were removed after surgery, I made a huge fuss, but the nurse who removed them was so kind that I felt grateful and sorry haha.. Every time I came in for follow-up, I received swelling laser treatment, and I think it helped a lot with reducing swelling! I did not get any major bruising after surgery, and everyone said their ears hurt a lot, but my ear was so perfectly fine that I was actually surprised. After the cotton was removed from inside my nose, I did not have any major discomfort! Especially because I am timid, I had a lot of worries about side effects from rhinoplasty, but the director checked my postoperative progress carefully and spoke in a very reassuring way, so I was able to worry less. I hope my post is helpful. Thank you.