Hehe, as you can tell from the before-before surgery photos, my dorsal hump was not just an ordinary hump, you know? On top of that, my nose was severely crooked and I had a bit of a bulbous nose too, so I thought I couldn’t go on like this and got rhinoplasty without an implant! At the consultation, I said I wanted to smooth down the hump, correct the bulbous nose, and properly fix the crookedness too. The doctor looked at the examination results and explained everything one by one in detail. First of all, the crooked nose was severe, but my overall facial asymmetry was also on the severe side, so the nostril wing sizes were different on both sides, and especially the columella was quite recessed, so he said that must have been a big concern. I knew I had facial asymmetry, but... I didn’t know it was severe, and this was the only place that told me my columella was recessed inward, so I was really surprised So I grabbed the doctor and asked, then how on earth can I get a pretty nose like other people? He said first we needed to smooth the hump, correct the bulbous nose, and set the crooked nose in place, and while lowering the columella, since I do have a nasal bridge, it would be fully possible to make a high and natural-elegant line even without an implant. I got the feeling that this place really recommended only exactly what was needed, so I thought, do I even need to look around more? and went ahead with the surgery! But since it was done without an implant, I was worried there might be a step-off, but maybe because the doctor’s hand skills are so good, there’s none of that at all, and it became super smooth from the bridge to the nasal tip hahahaha (It’s exactly the line I wanted) I also got functional nose surgery together, and seriously, it feels like my daily life has changed... haha My friends also keep asking if this line is possible without an implant! ha
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-elegant look.