Before<This is a photo before rhinoplasty>After<This is a photo less than a month after surgery><This is a photo at one month after surgery><This is a photo a little over a month after surgery><This is a photo a month and a half after surgery><Rather than changing dramatically, it definitely becomes slimmer as the residual swelling goes down>Hello! I had a low nose with a hump, so I kept getting fillers, but this time I decided I should just get rhinoplasty. While looking into hospitals and having consultations, I thought, since I'm getting rhinoplasty anyway, why not do my eyes and nose together? So I had eye and nose surgery together. First of all, I'm very, very satisfied with the results. My eyes were also on the small side, so I couldn't even wear contact lenses, but after the surgery I can wear contacts now. Also, I found this out during surgery, but they said my original nasal rhinitis was very severe, and the cartilage? support? inside my nose, anyway that part, was in very bad condition. Now after surgery I can breathe really well, and first of all, they say I don't snore when I sleep. I'm so satisfied now that I really wonder why I didn't have the surgery until now!! I'll upload photos from before surgery until now.
This is the current state at 3 months. Now the double eyelids have become very thin, almost like inner double eyelids, and people around me say it turned out really well. As for my nose, there is almost no swelling, just a little residual swelling around the nasal bridge? But it's barely noticeable! I'm satisfied even now, but the doctor said that around 3-4 months it will look a bit slimmer and higher. After the surgery, my overall impression really looks different, and I have more confidence in my appearance than before, so I'm satisfied now to the point that I wonder why I hesitated and didn't do this earlier. Now there isn't much swelling in either my eyes or nose, so even if more residual swelling goes down, I don't think there will be a big change.
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