Escaping a Low Nose

Before <before surgery> Before <before surgery> After <after surgery> After <after surgery> Because my nose was small and low, my face looked extremely flat On top of that, I also had a slightly bulbous, spread-out nose, and from the front, the deviation was very noticeable... Rather than raising it too much, I thought that if I raised it naturally and made the nasal tip pretty, my face would gain a lot of dimension and my image would go from an ordinary Korean woman to just a normal woman, so I looked into rhinoplasty and got it done at ㅊㄷㅊ. There wasn’t anything special about why I chose this hospital, just that it specializes in noses + over 20 years of experience + the nose line they designed for me It sounds like nothing much, but that’s actually really important..? For me, it was a place I trusted, so I had surgery there, but beyond trust, the director’s aesthetic sense and hand skills are amazing. I used silicone for the nasal bridge and septal cartilage for the nasal tip, and it connected from bridge to tip much more smoothly than I expected, with no step-off at all. There’s no crooked-looking appearance whatsoever, and the tip is defined enough that anyone would say it looks completely sharp and high! Even the spread-out look of my bulbous nose disappeared! Postoperative care was good too, and they removed the cotton quickly, so there was almost zero discomfort. It’s been about 3 months, and these days I keep thinking I’m so, so glad I got rhinoplasty!!