Before-before-before-after <2 weeks after surgery> after-after I'm going to write about my 2-week post-op experience. I originally had mild rhinitis, but I got injured while exercising, and since then, every time the seasons changed, my rhinitis kept getting worse, especially when sleeping and after getting out of the shower. People with rhinitis probably know what I mean. Because my nasal bridge was crooked, the bumpy shape always bothered me and felt disappointing, so I even tried filler, but improving it in the direction I wanted wasn't easy. I wanted a masculine, sharp, straight-line nose. I looked around because I wanted to raise both the bridge and the tip, and I think I visited about 4 to 5 places. In general, the hospitals said, 'You need to use costal cartilage + silicone,' and they also strongly recommended tip correction and alar reduction, but only the director at Jeongseok Plastic Surgery said my nasal tip was good, so I would feel a change even if I only did the bridge. He also asked if I liked exercising, and said that if I often do intense sports, when costal cartilage is used and the bridge gets injured, there is a higher risk of it breaking. He said he doesn't recommend costal cartilage if I exercise often, so I half-doubted it but just trusted him and only did the bridge. It's still only 2 weeks, so the swelling hasn't gone down and I'm not sure yet, but I think the shape I wanted came out, so I'm very satisfied. In the past, my bridge got injured while exercising, so it was bumpy and crooked. Among implants, they said a custom-fit silicone made through 3D work could cover it, so I did it, and it really settled cleanly and perfectly. It's truly fascinating. All the curves in my nose disappeared. I finally realized now that for men, having a nasal bridge or not makes a big difference!!! Personally, I wanted a nasal bridge like Kim Mu-yeol's, and it seems similar now, so I'm very satisfied.
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-but-polished look.