Usually, my nasal bridge was wide, my nostrils were on the larger side, and I also had a retruded chin, so every time I took photos my facial balance looked off, which stressed me out... In photos, the parts I felt insecure about stood out especially, so I got revision nose surgery and a chin implant together My previous nose was a totally bulky nose, and the arrow-tip nose shape hadn't improved at all, but now the line is natural yet defined, and the nasal tip has become more projected, so the arrow-tip feel has disappeared a lot. My nose overall also became slimmer, so it turned out in the shape I wantedbb And I'm really satisfied with the chin implant too I've often seen people around me get deformation later with things like filler, making their face shape look even stranger, but with an implant, after insertion there is no deformation, so I think it's nice that you can keep a balanced face continuously! Thinking about the pain too, I think it was the surgery with the least pain out of the surgeries I've had? The incision was made inside the mouth, so it didn't hurt much, and I only feel that I had surgery when I touch my chin I had so much stress because of my retruded chin, but now I'm confident in my side profile too, so I think I did well >_< Maybe because the retruded-chin look is gone and my nose is prettier too, I think my overall impression has become more feminine,,♥
This is a surgery review pursuing a natural yet defined look.