I'm writing this post to level up. Since I'm writing anyway, here's a surgery review I couldn't talk about anywhere else~~~~~| ==================== First of all, there are so many stories about side effects from nose surgery, and I thought the more I looked into it, the scarier it would get, so my mindset was just: let's take good care of it so there won't be inflammation! So when I was looking into hospitals, shape was my top priority. My original nose wasn't extremely low; it was more like slightly hooked? So I wanted the nasal tip to fall prettily. I searched for the most natural-looking nose reviews, filtered and filtered again, and applied for a consultation with Director YSJ at NN. 1. Consultation review I went on the consultation day, and they said the director was currently in surgery and that I could see him 3 hours later. Since I hadn't designated the director in advance when applying for the consultation and only designated him after arriving at the hospital, I thought that could happen. Anyway, they gave me the choice of whether to wait, or to consult with Director GYH and then consult with Director YSJ on the day of surgery before having surgery. I remembered that many reviews for Director GYH had glamorous noses, so I said I would wait and consult with Director YSJ. First, I consulted with the consultant, and she said I would probably need surgery with nasal silicone + nasal tip cartilage + hooked nose correction. Then, since there was a coffee shop attached, I hung out there, and when they contacted me, I had the consultation with the director. The director actually removed the hooked nose correction from the plan, saying I didn't need to do the hump the consultant had mentioned. He also asked if I had photos of the nose I wanted, but I hadn't prepared any; so he asked very detailed questions and explained the cartilage in detail too. In the end, we decided on silicone for the nasal bridge + septal cartilage for the nasal tip. The fact that I had waited because he was doing surgery made me trust him more, and I liked his explanation, so I decided to have the surgery. 2. Surgery review For one week, it was honestly so hard.. I don't know if it was a side effect of anesthesia, but my fever wouldn't go down and I kept having chills. When I asked the hospital about it, all they said was to take Tylenol. So at that time I regretted not looking for a place with more meticulous aftercare, but there was nothing I could do.. Once the splint was removed, it got a bit better, but as expected, once the splint came off, Avatar appeared!!! I knew the swelling would go down, but I was still secretly anxious. For a month, it was a period when the swelling was going down, and hilariously, the swelling moved down into my cheeks, so it looked like I was holding round candies in my mouth. Walking was more effective for swelling than warm compresses, and around this time I walked almost 10,000 steps each day. It's been a little over 4 months now, and I'm very satisfied! The look I wanted was, 'natural considering I had it done, but pretty considering I hadn't,' that kind of feeling, and it turned out exactly as I wanted. But I had such a hard time until one month after surgery that if I could turn back time, I wonder if I would do it again..?
This review is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.