I think you need to understand the importance of consultation and the things that can happen even when the surgery goes well. I didn’t want to have my nasal bridge done, but the doctor strongly insisted on the operating table that it had to be done, so I ended up doing it. So other people all say it turned out well, but I keep noticing the smooth nasal bridge that sticks out when I look in the mirror or in photos. My top priority was for it not to look obvious, but I don’t know. It seems like it doesn’t look obvious to other people, but it does to me. Since cosmetic surgery is ultimately about self-satisfaction, no matter how much others say it turned out well, I think a truly successful surgery is one where my own opinion was sufficiently reflected. Also, the nasal tip doesn’t lift. I didn’t know this before doing it. They say this is unavoidable if the nasal tip is lifted with ear cartilage, but in the end, if I start dating someone, I’ll inevitably have no choice but to tell them. My top priority was to make it as unnoticeable to others as possible. If I had known this fact, I don’t think I would have done it. So when deciding on nose surgery, I think the points I missed were whether I had fully understood the side effects that can appear even when it goes well, and whether the surgery sufficiently reflected the needs I wanted. As for the director’s skill, I have no regrets at all. I had looked into that part as much as possible before going. And one more thing that came to mind... For men, sports activities do become somewhat intimidating. I like baseball, so these days I play amateur baseball, and I’ve been hit on the nose by the ball two or three times. Each time, I became so conscious of my nose that I couldn’t focus on the game.
This review is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.