Hi, I had surgery on December 20, 2023, but I kept putting it off and am finally writing a review I am absolutely not a broker. I paid money... wish I had gotten paid though
A nose with a bridge + gigantic nostril wings = big-nose human, so I always lived thinking I definitely had to get nose surgery someday. I was too scared to get silicone surgery because of side effects, and I wondered if my nose would look okay if my nostril wings got a bit smaller, so I ended up having alar reduction, improvement of alar drooping, improvement of alar curvature, and columellar grafting.
It hadn't been long since surgery, but it was already much smaller than before surgery, which was fascinating. Only my family, if they looked really closely, would say, oh, it got a bit smaller? That level.
After surgery, I worked while wearing a mask, and people didn't really know I had nose surgery. When I took off the mask, they said, huh, your nose is a bit red? so I said I got an injection in my nostril wings, and they said, oh really? It doesn't show, and moved on.
Everyone, please pay 300,000 more and do it under sedation. Being fully awake was hard.
I have a job where I talk, so when I had the stitches removed, everything hadn't fully attached, so they stitched it again. I do have a slight scar (you can see it if I pull my mouth down under my nose; you can't see it normally because my nasal bone is big), but an acquaintance who did it with me had no scar It's best to absolutely avoid actions that make the stitches burst or prevent things from attaching properly.
And I only told acquaintances around me that I had alar reduction, but everyone said, oh, somehow it looked like you had dieted, something is different but I don't know what changed.
So if you want the feeling of a completely transformed me, a reborn me, this place probably won't suit you.