For a few months, I did quite a lot of online research on my own, then went in person to exactly one place (the one I was most drawn to), paid the deposit right away, and booked the surgery date The consultant did pressure me somewhat about the deposit, but before that, I really liked the consultation with the director and that director’s distinctive nose shape, so I don’t regret choosing them I found out after the surgery that it’s a clinic famous through word of mouth and that many celebrities go there too lol Anyway, it would be a lie to say the operated area of the nose doesn’t hurt at all Everyone says the nose doesn’t hurt at all and is only uncomfortable, but there is throbbing and a foreign-body sensation Since it’s definitely a surgery involving an implant, it was something I expected, but I can’t agree with saying it doesn’t hurt at allㅠ Rather than pain, it bothers me, and I’m still not used to how hard the nasal tip feels lol I’m going to get the splint removed tomorrow, and I’m so excited. I’m already satisfied with the line I can slightly see now, but I’m so curious how it’ll turn out!!! Oh, for reference, the first day was hell. Because they packed cotton inside my nose, I could only breathe through my mouth While sleeping, I forgot to breathe through my mouth and tried to breathe through my nose, but I couldn’t, so for a moment it felt like I was buried 50 meters underground I woke up going “gasp!”ㅠㅜ It repeated 3-4 times, to the point where I just gave up on sleeping... I do hate feeling extremely stuffy, but for a moment I had the impulse to rip off the splint, cotton, and everything else with my hands..ㅠㅜㅠㅠ Once I got through that crisis, it became very, very manageable, and as I said earlier, I feel slight throbbing, tightness when smiling, and a foreign-body sensation And I don’t know whether I’m just suited to surgery or the director is a surgical genius, but the bruising and swelling were really minimal I’ll come back with another review after the splint is removed! Personally, I do slightly regret not visiting several clinics, so I recommend that those reading this visit at least 3 places!
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