Before/after I’m a man, and it’s been one month since my eye and nose surgery.
I originally planned to get only my nose done, but after thinking about it until right before the surgery, I decided to do my eyes too. Looking back, I feel like it was the right decision haha. I had wanted to get nose surgery for a really long time, but I didn’t have the courage, so I kept putting it off. I seriously made up my mind last year, but I was too busy with work, and I finally got it done this May. Since I specifically wanted implant-free surgery, I had a lot of consultations and did a lot of searching. For a whole year haha In the end, after considering everything overall, I decided on Obli. The price was a little higher than other places, but since it was my face, I decided to go with what felt right haha...
Anyway, my eyes had multiple creases, and the two sides were a bit uneven. I was worried after surgery because the gentle-looking eye shape I used to have seemed gone, but now I’m completely satisfied. The decisive reason I ended up getting my eyes done at Obli too was that during a consultation elsewhere, someone had seriously pointed out a concern, and Director Kim Da-alm recognized it as soon as he saw me and said what needed to be done haha. I wanted an incisional in-out line, and I wanted eyes where the double eyelid was slightly visible. I think they turned out exactly like that now. My eyes are bigger than before, so people tell me not to open my eyes so wide, but it’s gradually getting better. Anyway, I debated until right before the surgery, but even if I could go back, I think I would still do it.
For my nose, some places said it would be difficult without an implant, and some said it was possible, but Obli felt the most trustworthy. I looked at countless review photos from each clinic, but I liked Obli the most. Personally, I think they’re masters of implant-free surgery. If you want implant-free surgery, I recommend this place! I didn’t want it to be extremely obvious that I had surgery, and maybe because it was implant-free, it turned out so natural that unless you compare the before-and-after photos, you wouldn’t even know I had surgery. Of course, if I had wanted it to look obviously done, I would have used silicone, but I didn’t want that, so I think it was raised as much as possible within the natural limits of my anatomy with implant-free surgery. Haha... From the front, people can hardly tell I had it done, but I personally think I changed a lot. And since it’s only been one month, the swelling hasn’t fully gone down yet, so I’m looking forward to how it will look later.
Anyway, overall, it turned out naturally and satisfyingly.!