<Day 14><Day 7><Day 3>I was stressed because of my hump nose, but I didn’t want it to look obvious that I had cosmetic surgery, so after looking at lots of natural-looking reviews and thinking it over, I decided on nose surgery! It turned out I qualified for two types of functional nose procedures, so it was eligible for reimbursement through indemnity insurance, and the cost was really reasonable My needs were really for it to be unnoticeable + improve the hump, and I showed them photos of the nose I wanted too. They said that nose looked more natural because it had a three-dimensional shape, was moderately high, and had a rounded nasal tip. And when I said I hoped the nasal bridge wouldn’t look like silicone was inserted, the director suggested making it thin with a custom implant, and they explained everything in detail, so I trusted them and had the surgery. When I first took off the splint, I was worried the nasal tip might be a bit too lifted, but the teacher who treated me said the nasal tip usually comes down a bit more, so I would be more satisfied as time passed. I trusted them and waited, and even though not much time has passed yet, it’s so fascinating because it feels like the nasal tip has come down exactly into the shape I wanted. They said from now on, it will come down more naturally with a rounder feel, closer to the photo I showed them. Before surgery, because I had a hump nose, even though I’m a woman, just looking at my nose made me look like a man, but now, even if I don’t know about other areas, that feeling because of my nose has disappeared, so I’m satisfied I think the major swelling is almost gone, and I hope the remaining minor swelling goes away quickly too. Everyone, what was effective for reducing minor swelling?
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural yet refined look.