Before<Before surgery (a few years ago)>Before<Before surgery (a few years ago 2)>Before<Before surgery (a miserable nose photo taken at the clinic)>Before<Before surgery (the day before surgery)>After<After surgery (4 months)>After<After surgery (4 months)>After<After surgery (4 months)>After<After surgery (4 months)>After<After surgery (3 months)>After<After surgery (2 months)>Hi everyone!
Looks like I posted a review about 3 months ago. After posting the review, I did not come in for a while, but lately I have been interested in abdominal liposuction and under-eye fat repositioning, so I have been chatting in the community
Just like the title says, [it has already been 4 months since I had nose surgery without implants]! At first I was so, so swollen that I wondered, what if I have to live as Avatar? but the swelling really went down quickly.
Maybe because mine was a functional rhinoplasty, I feel like I swelled more, but it goes down quickly. These days nobody knows I had surgery (Around 2 months after surgery, I went to have a wisdom tooth extracted, and even the dentist said it looked natural and did not know.)
People's eyes are subjective, and everyone sees surgical results that way too, so some people might say, is this really a surgically done nose?
But I got the neat, natural nose without a hump that I wanted, so I am very satisfied!
From the beginning, during the consultation with the director, we agreed on not raising it too much, about 3-4 mm? What was really hilarious about the director was that he said he would make it so natural that someone I had not seen in a long time would say, "Oh my, you got prettier! Did you lose weight?!" and not recognize it
In reality, I did not hear anyone ask if I lost weight, but when I met an acquaintance 1 month after surgery, they said something looked different, but they did not notice my nose, and it was just a day I was not wearing makeup
Anyway, I came out about my nose surgery first, and everyone says it turned out really well and natural. Until I came out about it, not a single person noticed. Except for my best friends who helped take care of me after nose surgery.
I also had rhinitis, so I did it for that too, but honestly, for 2-3 months my nose was a bit blocked, so I did not talk much about this part, but now it has finally opened up a bit, and sometimes when I get 1:1 exercise training, breathing through my nose has become more comfortable!
Maybe because it was done without implants, it looks natural and really, also instead of dermis, which gets absorbed relatively well, the director ground up cartilage taken from my ear into cartilage particles and filled places like the glabella, so I think compensating for that helped it turn out well too.
It is very natural but I am so satisfied!!
#Rhinoplasty #ImplantFreeRhinoplasty #HumpNose #HumpNoseSurgery
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