Before, before / after, after, after Because my nasal tip was drooping, my nose looked flattened from the front, and from the side it looked like a hump nose, so after worrying about it, I went to consultations at all 4 clinics, chose one, and it’s been a month since I had surgery. Since I was getting rhinoplasty anyway, rather than wanting it to look too natural, I wanted it to look naturally glamorous, and to start with the conclusion, I’m satisfied.
At first, the swelling between my eyebrows was so bad that I really looked like an Avatar, you know? My nose also looked slightly upturned But just as the director said, once the major swelling went down, it came down. I stressed myself out for nothing. Still, since it was my first surgery, I got even more sensitive back then. As many others here have said, you probably know, a nose right after rhinoplasty with the splint removed is not your final nose; you have to wait for the swelling to go down. I was also in a panic because the bruising and swelling had really flared up, but I pulled myself together and decided to focus first on reducing the swelling, so I diligently did warm/cold compresses and went for walks. A lot of people take swelling medication too, but when I asked at the pharmacy, it was pretty expensive, you know? I just handled it by moving my body around
What’s good about raising the nose height is that I look slimmer and my facial image changed to look more feminine? Now my nasal tip doesn’t look pressed down anymore, and I’m satisfied with the line from the side too, so I don’t really care even if someone sees me from the side. In the past, I used to be really conscious of how my face looked from the side. Now I don’t have that anymore, so I’m really happy.