I was stressed because of my hump nose, and after an acquaintance recommended it, I added it to my consultation list and ended up deciding to have surgery. Because of rhinitis, I also mentioned the nasal voice I couldn’t hide, thinking that functional nose surgery would make me say goodbye to it completely..! People say I’m quiet and kind, but rather than being kind, I think that image stuck because I held back from talking since I disliked my voice. After puberty, I started becoming interested in my appearance, and as I became conscious of my hump nose too, I didn’t really have reasons to meet new people. I just lived a work-home, work-home routine and interacted only with the people I saw every day, but thanks to those who went first and shared their experiences, I think I’ll have fewer reasons to feel intimidated wherever I go now :)
First of all, I’m basically someone who didn’t like taking selfies at all, but I was so curious about the progress changes that I started taking them voluntarily. When I gathered them together, even though it’s my own nose, I sometimes saw photos that were so fascinating and satisfying. In daily life, the points that feel like a really big advantage are no longer waking up because of snoring while sleeping, and being able to sleep deeply without repeatedly sitting up and lying down because my nose was completely blocked until I fell asleep, regardless of the season. Appearance is self-satisfaction and everyone has their own standards, but if you have a problem with nasal function, I really hope you get it done. They say indemnity insurance differs by insurer, so please make sure to check before you go.
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