Before-before-after-after-after-after, between the eyebrows? That area was high, but my nasal tip was low, so I was the type whose midface looked really long. It was so low, like someone had pressed down only the nasal tip I thought that if I preserved the bridge from the glabella and connected the bridge line, it would become a somewhat glamorous-looking nose. The problem was that the nasal tip had to be lifted a lot, so my criterion for choosing a clinic was that they could make it look natural and not too obviously like I had surgery.
Glamorous but not obvious... What kind of warm iced Americano is that....
You can probably see it in the side-profile photos, but I also had a hump. When I went for a consultation at Wannabe, Director Cha noticed it right away. He said even if the nasal bridge was raised a lot, the hump could still show, so we decided to correct it together, and I had surgery using donated costal cartilage + ear cartilage. Once my nasal tip was lifted, the long-looking face completely disappeared, and since my midface looks shorter, it also makes me look younger. People around me are reacting even better than I am, so I feel good.