<Nose before surgery><After surgery><Front-view comparison>I used to be bothered when taking photos by my alae and my low nasal bridge. In the end, I decided to have surgery. At first, I wondered if I should only reduce the alae (I was mainly thinking of a no-implant approach), but after going to consultations, they said I wouldn’t see a big effect with no implant, so since I was doing it anyway, I decided that doing the nasal bridge too would leave me with no regrets later, and I chose to insert silicone. I had surgery in December, and now I’m almost at the two-month mark. I looked into many clinics and had consultations at several places, but I trusted this one and had the surgery because the reviews were good and the director seemed confident about the surgery itself. A lot of the swelling has gone down, and it looks natural enough that daily life is no problem, so I’m satisfied. When I went for the consultation, they mentioned 4-5 mm silicone, so I thought 5 mm might be too high, but they said it would be okay because it’s inserted while being carved to match the nasal bridge. I feel good because I now have a high nasal bridge I thought I’d never have in my life lol. Many places said I needed alar reduction too, but bulbous nose correction alone was enough. For the nasal tip, they used a mix of septal cartilage and donated costal cartilage. I plan to keep applying the ointment, but it’s been cold lately so I haven’t been able to go out for walks often. I’m just trying to think that time is the medicine and live like that~ The director was Dr. Choi Won-cheol, and the consultant also explained things in detail while showing me the surgical process and reviews. The staff were kind too, so I felt comfortable coming and going whenever I visited the clinic. I hope the remaining minor swelling goes down well like this lol
This is a surgery review pursuing a natural-but-polished look.