First of all, there were the most people there, it was crowded, and there was some waiting. But maybe because they thought I might have to wait too long, before seeing the consultant, they let me see Director Hong Yong-pyo (eyes) first. He printed out a large photo of my face on paper and explained while drawing lines with a pencil, and I liked it because he explained in detail. He asked what eye line I wanted, and when I said I wanted an in-out line, he pinched it for me directly. At first, he pinched the left side a bit higher than my current line, and when I said I liked it, he asked how it would be if we went a little higher than that. I said it felt too much, but when I showed him the eye photo I wanted, he was like, “See~” and said that even with makeup, if the line is like that, it has to be higher So I decided to think about it until the day of surgery. When I said I wanted to lower the outer corners of my eyes, he said I needed posterior canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty, and then there would be much more white showing toward the back, so it could look like I had a slight strabismus, so he said I would also need epicanthoplasty. I said okay. He asked if I was okay with an incisional method, and I wanted that too, so I said okay. The explanation was so clean!! I really liked it. I felt like it would turn out well! Then I went to see the consultant, talked with her, and she recommended Director Kang Ju-yong, so I had a consultation with him. I was happy because he was also a director I had wanted more. Looking at the CT, he said my septum wasn’t very deviated, but my inferior turbinates were too thick, so for functional surgery, septoplasty + turbinate surgery would be enough. While explaining the cartilage, he said he would correct the center of the septum and take some from there to use, and when I asked how turbinate surgery is done, he opened his own blog and explained it well. He said he would use 3-3.5 mm for the nasal bridge. For the nostril base/alar area, he asked if I had already had it done, and said he might not touch it, but we decided that if it was needed during surgery, he would do it He might not touch it.. He said he would do the rest first and judge himself, so I said okay. He would also lift the nasal tip. I said I really dislike it being too curved/upturned (beoseon-style). Anyway, he explained everything so well that my mind strongly leaned toward him!
I’ve had the surgery now, yesterday! But it hurts so much. All through dawn, I seriously had such a bad headache Why did the headache happen, and what should I do