Week 1 - For about 3 days after finishing surgery, I had to live with cotton inside my nose, so it was very uncomfortable, but when I visited on day 3 and had it removed, there wasn't much inconvenience in daily life. And the director personally pressed out the blood collected in my nose, and I think a lot of swelling went down then too. For one week after surgery, I had to keep the splint on, so that was also somewhat uncomfortable, but aside from not being able to scratch when my nose was itchy, there wasn't any particular discomfort. Then the long-awaited week 1 came, and after removing the splint and the stitches under my nose, I was able to go outside to some extent. When the splint was removed, I could see my nose, and I'm very satisfied. The deviated nose I wanted fixed was corrected, and the nasal tip became higher too, so they took care of it well in exactly the feeling I wanted. There's still some swelling, so I'll have to work hard to reduce it more, but even at week 1 I'm very satisfied. Week 2 - At the week 2 treatment visit, I finally had all the stitches removed, which I had been hoping and waiting for. The swelling had definitely gone down much more than in week 1, and visually it looked like it was almost completely gone. There is still some swelling between the eyebrows, but the director checked my progress and said it would go away as I go about my normal routine. Every time I visit, the director personally checks my condition and asks if I have any questions, so if there is anything you're usually curious about, it seems good to write it down and ask during the visit. Even things I was curious about normally don't come to mind when the director actually asks. Week 4 - From week 1 to week 3, I had something like a swelling-reduction treatment? But from week 4, I didn't do that, and the director just came and checked my progress. Visually, the swelling doesn't seem very different from week 3, but the director said there is still slight swelling and a scar under the nose, so I got a prescription. And now I can exercise and wear glasses, so I think I can wait for recovery a little more comfortably.
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This is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.