I wasn’t interested in nose surgery, but I think for women the most important thing about the nose is having a small shape, so my nose is small and I decided to safely raise the height a little with filler. During the consultation, I asked about blindness, which I was most worried about. They said the injection needle here is not pointed and that some other method is safer. A year ago I got nose filler and was satisfied, so I’m now looking into Hi-Co, Miss-Co, or dissolvable threads. The rumor is that nose filler all disappears over time, but that’s not true at all; there’s still quite a bit left and it looks natural. Back then I got it for a little over 100,000 won. At first they applied numbing cream, waited a few minutes, then inserted the needle from the top and slowly moved downward while injecting, all the way to the nose tip, and showed me a mirror. The doctor said we probably needed to put in a lot, so he suggested adding a bit more. So for the second pass they inserted the needle again from top to bottom, but when it reached the tip of my nose it suddenly hurt, so they stopped. So in total they went from the bridge area down to the nose tip twice and then stopped. Honestly, my forehead-bridge area was almost flat before, but even now it’s a little higher. Nobody notices. At that time I was already in a state of having had my first double eyelid surgery go bad once, so after two downward passes I said to stop, but it could have been raised more.
I’m really curious about Mi-in-Co or Hi-Co.
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