I had no knowledge at all about plastic surgery, and since it was a place I usually went to, the director said I would look better if my nose were raised, so I went ahead with it. I am prone to swelling and had a lot of bleeding, so for 3 days after surgery I felt like I was on the brink. It was not something I did because I felt a complex, and I am easily influenced, so I just said, “If that is the case, please do it,” and went ahead. I did not even have a concept of whether the nose turned out well. (People around me said it looked better done.) For about 3 months, my nostrils looked like l l, so it was pretty (originally they were ㅇㅇ), but after time passed, they naturally changed back to ㅇㅇ. I became aware that my nostrils were uneven about 5 years ago, so when I asked another hospital about revision rhinoplasty, they answered that they were probably originally like that and became more noticeable as the nose got higher, so I did not worry much. However, when I look closely, the nasal tip is crooked, which is disappointing. *I think I was lucky in my younger days, got a pretty decent nose surgery, dated despite not having a handsome face, and used it well for about 10 years. Now I am looking into revision surgery, but I am debating because the revision cost is twice the first surgery.
This is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.