after <suddenly took this, seriously lol> after <now lol> after <usual?> hi everyone, long time no see After getting done what I’d been agonizing over, I really stopped coming in here
Sorry to everyone who asked me questions in the meantime; I couldn’t answer each one The reason I’m deliberately coming back to post is I spent about 2-3 years debating whether to do only my nasal tip or also get silicone, and after doing only the nasal tip, I’m soooo happy happy with no regrets, so I came to leave a review..
1. Why I only did the nasal tip I’m good with amusement rides, good with injections, and I bump into things so much I get lots of bruises; my body is kind of dull, but maybe because my personality is sensitive, if something suddenly hurts or feels strange, I’m a scaredy-cat who gets pretty suspicious and anxious. Of course I’m not saying all silicone is like that, but after thinking about no implant for 2-3 years, I still wanted to do my nose and wanted to reduce my worries, so I let go of as much greed as possible and decided to do only the nasal tip, which I thought was my biggest complex. If I had put in an implant, whether my nasal discharge was white or yellow, I would’ve thought it was because of the implant…. lololololol @Instead, when deciding to do only the nasal tip, I don’t think “Please raise my tip as much as possible!! Please use lots of material!!” is good. If you do that, they’ll have to use a lot of septal cartilage too, and then contracture could happen I think it’s better to think of it as correcting your complex little by little.
2. Times I regretted it As you can tell from my post, except when my nosebleed was pouring and pouring and pouring and pouring and pouring, not at all! It’s not that I’ve never felt a little disappointed because I only did the tip, but am I kind of awful? When I see friends who made their silicone obvious, they say they can feel everyone around them staring. But they like it themselves, so it doesn’t matter, and of course it depends on the person, but I hate an overly artificial look, and I feel like my nose turned out prettier, so whenever I see my friends’ noses, I don’t feel disappointed. The disappointment goes away.
3. Why I chose the hospital The consultant and nurses’ responses were not great, and I had been leaning toward a private clinic. I had already put down a deposit and made up my mind at the hospital from the previous time slot. This hospital was the next time slot, it was right next door, and I only had 30 minutes left, so I just went. It wasn’t a private clinic, and the consultant and nurses were not great, so I thought I should cross it off, but after consulting with the director, wow, I canceled right away and booked here.
4. When booking!!! But make sure you book through somewhere where you can definitely leave a review, like an app or website^^! Everything else was good, but honestly the consultation manager was not great, and except for the person who removed my stitches, all the nurses were pretty bad. I also work in the service industry, so I know well (not bragging), but they pay sooo much more attention to people who book through KakaoTalk or Naver than people who make reservations by phone and come in lol.. probably because they might leave reviews. After I experienced it, I was so pissed off, and they did treat me better afterward, but when I went a few times for follow-ups, and when my friend said she was going to that hospital too so I went along, it was definitely different haha
Everyone has probably seen this in other people’s posts too, but these are your most precious moments and your precious body, so I hope you’re careful and careful again. When I talk about plastic surgery with my clients, if someone says, “I’ll just do it roughly. What could possibly happen to me?” I get so angry that I end up passionately lecturing without realizing it lol I also got a lot of help from this community, so I hope this helps at least some people even a little. Fighting
This review is for a surgery review pursuing a natural-pretty look.