Before-before <before surgery> after-after <after surgery>No, I guess I should have gone for a slightly more glamorous look from the start. I had nose surgery to fix my blunt-looking nose, but maybe because I made it too natural, it looked a bit plain and felt like it didn't really suit my usual style. After the swelling went down, I saw that the columella wasn't positioned toward the philtrum either.. From the side, the nose itself looked quite short. I had some disappointments here and there with the bridge height and the shape of the nasal ala, so I ended up deciding on revision surgery..
When I first looked for a clinic for nose surgery, I just went based on price. I chose a place with reviews that were decent enough and transportation that wasn't bad..! Was it a mistake to look into it without much ambition.. There were not just one or two things I was disappointed with, so when deciding on the clinic for this revision surgery, I really went around to many places for consultations with the mindset of having no regrets..
Reviews were a given, and this time when choosing a clinic, I erased 'price' from my criteria..! I was looking for a clinic that seemed able to make it safe and pretty, so what was the point of thinking about price.. That's what I thought (this is just my personal opinion, so don't think of it as the correct answer!) So -A place that handles a variety of materials well (dermis, costal cartilage as basics) -A place that is kind but straightforward (not somewhere that just talks a lot about doing a good job! I think I preferred a place that shows it through actions and results) -Experience
Since it was revision surgery after all, this time I ended up looking at experience and career history.. I looked more deeply into how long the clinic and director who would operate on me had been in one place.. and how many patients similar to me they had operated on
As a result, last year I found a clinic that suited me well and got revision surgery..! I thought a one- or two-month review wouldn't be enough to prove anything, so I'm posting a review this time haha. It's been over a year for me now..! The donor dermis area didn't get absorbed at all!< That's actually a lie It probably did get absorbed without me even realizing it, but it isn't very noticeable and doesn't look spread out, so that's also the part I'm most satisfied with. I also saw a much clearer frontal effect with the revision surgery, and by extending the length smoothly, it does look more refined
As someone who has definitely had nose surgery twice, my conclusion is that it's right to go slightly glamorous from the beginning..^^ My image changed completely, and I also realized that this really is a design that suits me well..
This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural-yet-glamorous look.