The photos are very small in case someone recognizes me... I had silicone inserted, septal cartilage put in the nasal tip, and because my septal cartilage was small, they even added ear cartilage.
I went to about three hospitals, and in the end I chose the place I liked from the beginning.
Since it was a clinic, I also had surgery for a deviated septum and rhinitis at the same time. Other hospitals even took a CT scan and told me about the condition of my nose, but here they just said the surgery was done and that was it.
I can’t look inside my nose myself, so I just accepted it.
It just seems like my nose is less blocked than before, so I guess they did do it.
The director really only says exactly what is necessary.
No, they don’t even say things that seem necessary lolololol
The director just made the nose shape on their own. Other places say if I want Suzy’s nose, they’ll make Suzy’s nose or whatever,
but this director said that because they have their own nose shape, it would be impossible to become Suzy’s nose.
Even so... I did it here. I don’t know the reason either lolololol Maybe the fact that they didn’t say much made me trust them, and when I usually looked at the after photos here, the noses were my style, so I guess I ended up doing it here.
My nostril shape was strong-looking, so I really wanted nostril reduction, and it seemed like a hospital that was pretty good at nostril reduction, so I ended up doing it here.
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Because I did it together with deviated septum surgery, on the first day the cotton stuffed inside my nose for hemostasis? made my head hurt a lot and it was very hard.
But once the cotton was removed, it didn’t hurt that much.
When the bandage first came off... It was so swollen and looked like Avatar, I almost cursed.
But once the swelling went down, I liked it.
I saw a lot of reviews saying this place makes natural-looking noses, and it really does.
There is no slim, sharp feel. It’s not flashy, and the nose doesn’t feel insanely doll-like,
but if I don’t say I had surgery, nobody knows.
It became naturally higher.
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For the nostril reduction, I think the stitches were removed about a week after I first had it done.
At that time, there was actually no scar at all.
But now, after a few months, the scar has risen.
If you look up close, you can see the stitched marks. But it’s not to the point that it bothers me that much.
If I hadn’t done nostril reduction, I almost would have regretted it for the rest of my life.
They say that if side effects occur later, the silicone has to be removed, but even if I remove the silicone, if at least my nostrils are pretty, it will hurt my heart a little less...
For reference, the nostrils feel like they are gradually widening again over time.
I still have no sensation in the columella area. At first, my philtrum wouldn’t move, so I was sad, wondering if I’d smile like this forever without showing my teeth, but now it has recovered.
It has now been 3-4 months since surgery.
I keep bumping my nose after drinkingㅠㅠ
- Since the nasal bridge got higher, there is a very slight medial epicanthoplasty effect, which is nice, good good.
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That was my short review.. I also got a lot of information from this community, so I’m posting this hoping it helps. Since I’m on my phone and it’s inconvenient, please understand that I typed in casual speech.
P.S. It’s scary because you never know when side effects might appear..
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