2 months after transforming from a blunt, wide bulbous nose to a defined straight-to-slightly-curved nose

After <2 months after surgery> Before <before surgery> I had double eyelid surgery and rhinoplasty together two months ago. At first, I was only looking into getting my nose done, but since I was doing it anyway, I thought doing my eyes at the same time would be better in many ways. I looked into separate clinics for eyes and nose, but the place where I decided to get rhinoplasty also seemed good at eye surgery, so I just had both my eyes and nose done at one clinic. My eyes also turned out naturally and I’m satisfied, but I’m even more, more satisfied with my nose~~ Since the nose takes up a big part of the face, I think my satisfaction with my nose is higher~ After surgery, when I went around wearing a mask, people would first say my eyes looked pretty, and when I took off the mask, they’d say my nose turned out pretty too~~ That kind of reaction hehe, it felt good ^_____^ I got a lot of information from a community before surgery, so I’m posting a simple rhinoplasty review too~ I tipped off acquaintances around me who said they wanted surgery that there’s lots of information in a community.. But please understand that I cropped the photos as much as possible to show only my nose, just in case someone recognizes me from the review~~ lol Before surgery, my nose was a blunt, wide bulbous nose, and the nose I wanted before surgery was a defined nose with a straight-to-slightly-curved line.. But I wanted it to not look too obvious that I had plastic surgery and to look natural, and thanks to the surgeon reflecting my opinion well in the surgery, I’m satisfied with the result. After rhinoplasty, until the cotton was removed from inside my nose, not being able to breathe was the hardest and most uncomfortable part. Because I had to breathe only through my mouth, my mouth got dry, my lips got dry, and my throat hurt too. After the cotton was removed from my nose, it gradually got more comfortable, and only after the splint and stitches were all removed did I finally feel comfortable. I think bruising and swelling peaked around day 3-4 after surgery, shudder. When I look at the photos I took then, I don’t even look human hehe. Maybe because I did my eyes too, my swelling was severe, but from around 2 weeks later, I think the swelling went down noticeably day by day. Anyway, you should be prepared to struggle for about a week after surgery.. Rather than pain, it was uncomfortable and tough. I heard there are people who go to work fine after surgery, but I took a full week off including the weekend. I highly recommend securing enough annual leave before having surgery~~~ At first after the splint was removed, because of swelling, I thought my nose looked too big and too high, and it felt like it wasn’t my nose and all that, but as the swelling went down and I kept looking at it, I got used to it. I think I needed time to adjust to my face because my blunt, wide, low nose suddenly became defined hehe. You keep looking in the mirror and keep taking selfies.. I think that’s a common routine for people who’ve had surgery hehe. Especially side-profile selfies, I’d take one, admire it, take another.. admire it and take another hehe. My satisfaction with the side-profile line is really the best of the best!!! For the front view, there are still times when I think I’d like the nasal tip swelling to go down more, but overall I’m satisfied with the surgical result.. Since I did my eyes too, I think my facial impression changed dramatically into something more sophisticated. Still, the fact that the surgery was done naturally so it didn’t feel like I suddenly changed too much was definitely the doctor’s masterstroke.. People say that when surgery goes well, they met a doctor-father hehe. Since the director who did my surgery is a woman, I guess I met a doctor-mother hehe. If you’re debating whether to do eyes and nose together or separately, I recommend doing them together in every aspect, including time, cost, recovery, and so on~^^