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Nose Surgery Reviews@rhino-review

One-month review after hump nose surgery without an implant

My original nose actually wasn't ugly. It was high and the shape wasn't strange, but it looked a bit masculine, and I guess I should say the nasal tip looked a bit droopy. Anyway, I didn't like it. I wanted the nasal tip to be a bit more defined and to have a slightly softer image. So I had my eyes and fat grafting done together at the same time too~ I didn't want the bridge any higher, so I didn't put in silicone. They shaved down the slight hump and operated to make the nasal tip more defined~ Breathing was uncomfortable, and trying to sleep propped up on two pillows made it hard to sleep. I couldn't taste food either, and it was honestly so hard. Even after removing the splint, it felt refreshing because my nostrils were open, but because of the swelling I looked like an Avatar and didn't feel like myself, so I kept looking in the mirror. The blackheads and oil on my nose... honestly it looked awful... The swelling went down steadily after the splint was removed, but the nasal tip still felt tight and firm, and I still had this blocked, uncomfortable feeling in my nose, so I got annoyed, then thought, well, I did have surgery with a blade, so I need a recovery period. My emotions were up and down... haha After all the hospital treatments were done, I bought a scar cream at the pharmacy, and for my eyes and nose, after showering every day, I made sure to apply it carefully with a cotton swab. I also bought three bottles of Danggwisusan and another bottled product sold as something for reducing plastic-surgery swelling, and took them for 3 days~ (I don't know whether they worked.) Anyway, right now it doesn't feel completely like my own nose yet, but I like the shape, and the nasal tip definitely seems more defined, so I'm satisfied~ Likes 9

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