Before<before surgery>Before<nose that had Hiko before surgery>After<after surgery>Before<after surgery>Before<for easy comparison. Left before surgery, right after surgery>I originally had Hiko and filler in my nose My nose was so low.. I wanted the nasal tip to be defined, but rhinoplasty felt a bit burdensome So I was basically keeping the shape going somehow..
But when it kept getting lower again, my satisfaction dropped again and I just got annoyed.. I thought if I was going to live like this, I should just get plastic surgery, so I immediately started looking into clinics. Even a slightly crooked-looking nose is hard to fix with Hiko and filler..
When I went to the clinic I had looked into and had a consultation, they said there was no need to dissolve anything separately elsewhere, and that they would remove the threads and remove the filler on the day of surgery. I think the best part was not having to wait And because the removal is done while under sleep anesthesia, it doesn’t hurt either.
Now that I think about it, I really did take photos from all kinds of angles Everyone looking into rhinoplasty knows this, but whether from the front or the side, even from a diagonal angle, both the nasal bridge and nasal tip need to look pretty.
Especially for me, I’m satisfied that my nose doesn’t look upturned from the front... yeah In the past, from the side, my nasal tip length was too short, so it looked ambiguously like an upturned nose I don’t even know when I stopped taking side-profile photos;;
This is probably true for all cosmetic surgery, but especially for a bulbous nose..... the before-and-after difference is really huge.. A rhinoplasty success tip I dare to share...
Please. Make sure to compare photos from several places carefully before deciding....