I had my nose and medial epicanthoplasty done. It's been about a month.

I'm a working adult, so I wanted to do it, but when it came down to actually doing it, the timing was hard and I was scared, so I just kept worrying.... After last Chuseok, I thought I couldn't keep putting it off, so I had surgery on February 2. I barely managed to make the appointment in early December.. So many people were booking from even before then.. They say it's good to shop around and check different places, so I went to about 3 clinics, but in the end I just went with the first place I visited. Other places were like some kind of market, with way too many people waiting, and only the consultant manager did the consultation?.... Maybe because they were busy, it felt rushed But at the place I chose, I first met with the doctor and talked in detail about my face, and they knew exactly what I wanted. Then I only discussed the price part with the manager, so I trusted them more. After making the appointment, I practically lived in this community But maybe because I saw only so many bad reviews, I think I got even more nervous. But it didn't hurt as much as I expected. It was a bit scary when I lay on the operating table, and I had sleep anesthesia. They woke me up in the middle because I was moving too much, so that part was a bit distressing, and that was it. On the first day, sleeping with my nose blocked was kind of uncomfortable to the point that I thought I didn't care about looking pretty or anything, I just wanted to take it out and sleep comfortably. But now I think it's okay. It doesn't look obvious either. Unless I tell people first, they don't know. I don't know how many millimeters were done for the medial epicanthoplasty. For my nose, I had 3.5 mm silicone, ear cartilage for the nasal tip, and cartilage repositioning. For my eyes, I didn't have separate photos taken before, so I brought one from another photo and it's a bit dark But I had severe Mongolian folds. I don't know if you can see it in the photo, but the wrinkles under my eyes were also severe. They improved a lot after medial epicanthoplasty. The nose looks a bit high when photographed like that, but when you see it with the overall face in real life, it's not that high^^; I'm posting because I'm curious how it looks to others...^^,