Before <Before surgery (front view)>Before <Before surgery (side view)>Before <Before surgery (side view)>Before <Before surgery>After <Immediately after surgery (front view)>After <Immediately after surgery>After <Immediately after surgery>After <Immediately after surgery>After <1 month>After <1 month>Hello. I had alar base reduction surgery at Unimedi in November, and I’m posting this review in case it helps anyone who is considering it.
<Nose type> The nasal bridge and nasal tip were already high, so I was advised against touching them. I was recommended to soften the alar curvature, reduce the thickness because the alae were thick, and improve that area.
<Procedures performed> Procedures performed: intranasal minimal-incision alar base reduction + improvement of alar drooping + improvement of alar curvature + columellar grafting (artificial dermis) + alar thickness reduction
<Satisfaction> If I don’t say anything, no one notices. Only people with a really sharp eye might think, “Did something change?” but they would never think I had surgery haha. That is both a pro and a con. The price was not as cheap as I expected, but that blunt, bulbous feeling disappeared, so personally I’m satisfied. However, it really does not look very obvious, so if you want a very slim-looking nose, I do not recommend it. If you think naturalness is the best, then I recommend it :)
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This review is about surgery that pursues a natural look.