Before-before, after-after-after. A lot of the swelling has gone down, and overall I felt it was at a level where I could upload photos, so I'm posting now. I worried a lot right up until the day of surgery... I also wondered a lot whether I should just live as I was, but I didn't want to keep being stressed. I think the part of my face that gave me a somewhat angry-looking impression was actually largely my nose when considering my acquaintances' reactions and other things too.
It wasn't that I had no nasal bridge. But the glabella area + a slightly hooked nose + a blunt nasal tip and several things overlapped, so it looked very low.. and it was easy for it to look like a nose without much of a bridge. I think this may also have been what made my impression look intense.
I wanted a natural shape, so during most consultations/design sessions, I requested a natural straight-line nose. And now it's been two months. I've been managing it, changing my hairstyle little by little, and trying a lot of things. Of course I exercised while checking carefully too, and what I like most is that my overall impression has improved. When choosing a hospital, I think it's as important to find a director who can make the nose I want as it is to research the hospital. Of course, I also have to manage it myself. Anyway, I'm uploading this as a satisfied review. I feel good because I think it was successful.
This review is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.