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Nose Surgery Reviews@rhino-review

My story of switching to implant-free rhinoplasty after a failed Hiko nose thread lift

<Before ><Before><After><After>At first, surgery felt like too much of a burden, so I started with Hiko nose thread lift because they said it was simple. I was told it would look prettier if done together with nose filler, so I got it a few times,,,, Back then, my nose definitely looked more defined and I was satisfied, but it didn’t last long. As time passed, my nose started to look kind of pinched and small, so I had implant-free rhinoplasty to remove the foreign material and redesign the shape. I went for a consultation through a friend’s recommendation, and the points people in this community mentioned as signs of a good rhinoplasty clinic were all there? It was a single-doctor clinic, the consultation was long, and the aftercare period was generous, so I felt reassured and booked it. I also read quite a lot of decent reviews, so I felt more mentally at ease,,   My makeup style and facial features are quite glamorous, so I hoped the nose would blend well with them, and I’m satisfied because it came out moderately natural-yet-glamorous and high… Maybe because it was implant-free, recovery was really fast too, and from the 2-week mark, it didn’t look obvious that I’d had rhinoplasty. I mean there was no swelling! Through this rhinoplasty, I learned from experience that Hiko nose thread lift or filler may be convenient, but the more they’re repeated, the more they can affect the internal structure of the nose. Especially if discomfort developed after repeated procedures, I recommend seriously considering removal + implant-free rhinoplasty. The design came out pretty too, and most of all, the biggest difference seems to be that it feels healthy?

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This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-yet-glamorous result.

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