I didn’t really have a major complex about my nasal bridge, but my complex was that my nasal tip was blunt, my alar base was wide, and my nostrils were large.
First, I had consultations at three clinics. ㅅㅇㅋ ㄷㅇㅇ ㅇㅇㄷ
First, ㄷㅇㅇ felt way too salesy The consultant really didn’t feel sincere and kept giving off the feeling that she was trying to sell me something ㅇㅇㄷ was, lol, maybe because it’s such a large clinic, but from the consultant to the director, they really seemed like they couldn’t be bothered to work lol The consultant at ㅅㅇㅋ was so kind and explained everything in detail, to the point that my mom, who came with me to consultations, really liked her, so I felt I could trust them. The director only said what needed to be said concisely during the consultation. I didn’t have any particular questions, so the consultation wasn’t long.
The surgical areas were - At the other two places, they recommended nasal tip surgery as well, so I thought about it a lot, but I felt like the surgery would become too big. At ㅅㅇㅋ, the director said cartilage tying and alar reduction alone would probably be enough, so I trusted him and had the surgery. I’m one month post-op now, and to start with the conclusion, I’m very satisfied lol You’ll know when you see the photos These photos have no filter.
I’m showing everything from before surgery to right after, day 5, and one month post-op!
Oh, and as for the pain, it really, really, really didn’t hurt at all To the point where I wondered if it was okay, it didn’t hurt for me.. The bruising also went down a lot after a little over a week. Now it does hurt if I touch the nasal tip, but if I don’t touch it, I don’t feel anything lol Thank you, doctor lol