2 Years After Nose Surgery

<One month after nose surgery><Now>This is a genuinely real review of nose surgery, and to get straight to the point, I don’t recommend it unless you really have to. The people on YouTube who say not to get cosmetic surgery are all right. I want to discourage anyone who isn’t truly desperate, so I’ll write down just a few real things I never heard before surgery. 1. Once you touch one area thinking, “This is the first and last time,” you’ll want to do other areas too ㄴ This is really true. I used to hear a lot that my face was very small and my face shape was really pretty, but after getting my nose done, I started wanting facial contouring so badly that I’m looking into it now.. That’s how much more interested you become in your face, and you become even less satisfied. I’m always getting fillers and going for Botox.. If you have a lot of spare money and were planning to fix everything from the start, that’s fine, but if you think, “I’ll really be satisfied if I just do my nose!” please think about it again. 2. “I’ll make it natural and hide the fact that I had surgery!” = absolutely does not work ㄴ I really had mine done on the natural side, but everyone still noticed. They say they can tell from things like the smooth nasal bridge, I guess? I went around saying, “My face is luxury-grade. A 5-million-won face!” so I didn’t get stressed about things like that, but people who aren’t confident and don’t say anything definitely get talked about behind their backs at least once. I saw a lot of people whispering that someone definitely had it done. So I thought that if you can’t be confident about it, it might actually stress you out even more. + Even if you really, really get it done naturally and no one notices, you’ll probably end up saying it yourself because you’ll be conscious of it. There are more people who touch their nose than you’d think. You’re already sensitive, and people shouldn’t do things that put strain on your nose while saying they’re just joking, right? Especially with a boyfriend, you can’t hide it. 3. Endless revision surgery ㄴ Honestly, I didn’t believe the idea that nose surgery always leads to revision surgery. But it’s real, yeah. I’m also looking into it along with facial contouring. The reasons are: First, the shape. It’s been 2 years and only now has all the swelling gone down, but it has become unbelievably low. It feels similar to before, so I’m really stressed about it. But if you make it high at first, it looks unnatural because of the swelling, and even after the swelling goes down, it shouldn’t look too unnatural, right? So I think everyone gets revision surgery to find a height or shape they can be satisfied with. Second, side effects. Drooping of the nasal tip definitely happens. Separately, it seems to vary from person to person, but for me, there’s something inside my nose, maybe an implant or something, that sticks out, so sometimes that area throbs as a side effect. Also, on the nasal bridge, I get a lot of strange skin problems, like blackheads and acne, and it becomes bumpy. But because it’s a surgical area in particular, managing it is really demanding. You really need to keep these things in mind and think a hundred times before doing it. I also researched a lot and went to many consultations in person even though they were far away, but I still have many unexpected side effects and complaints.. If you’re curious about anything else, leave a comment. Like 0 Empathy emoticon Translating Would you like to bookmark this review? +0 This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-yet-refined look.