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Eye Surgery Considerations

Kim In-jung community review

A director who pursues naturalness. Even though my nasal bridge is not high by anyone’s standards, he only recommended doing the nasal tip. (My friends who heard this said it was unexpected and that he’s really conservative, to the point that I have a small and low nose.) He said that if silicone were put in the nasal bridge, it would become crooked and probably would not suit my face. He said fascia could be inserted, but that it might actually be better not to put in fascia at all (!!), so I thought it was a somewhat unusual estimate for a rhinoplasty clinic, but because I knew that a high nasal bridge does not suit my face, I also thought the director had assessed it well. However, the price was too expensive for doing only the nasal tip The line the director pursues does not seem to be a straight nose. All the photos he showed were feminine semi-ski-slope to straight-with-slight-curve lines. He had this justified confidence like, ‘If I do nose surgery, it won’t look like I had surgery, right? It looks really natural, right? No one can tell I had surgery, right?’ which was a bit cute, and I felt it matched the aesthetic I’m pursuing well.

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