<Before><Before><Before><After><After><After><After><After>Honestly, at first I didn’t think I needed to go as far as surgery, you know? I thought just slightly raising my nasal bridge would be enough, so I tried Hiko first... But that was the trap lol The first few days were fine My makeup seemed to sit well, and I even found myself taking more selfies for no reason People around me were saying, “Something looks different~,” so I thought maybe it was kind of a success? But exactly a week later, I looked in the mirror and my bulbous nose was still the same, while only the bridge had gone up awkwardly, so it just… felt like my nose looked bigger...? The biggest issue on my face was the bulbous nose, but since I only touched the bridge, the balance was off From then on, I thought, ah, this really calls for surgery, so I searched real reviews like crazy and got hooked after seeing ㅁㅇㅌ The line wasn’t too dramatic, but it also wasn’t vague or undefined; it felt just right They made the consultation comfortable and thorough, and since my skin is on the thicker side, I had surgery with the balance adjusted using silicone and autologous costal cartilage Wow, now it’s just natural and pretty, like this nose was originally part of my face!! When I think about the time and money I wasted on Hiko, I feel like I would’ve had way less stress if I’d just had surgery from the start... If you have a bulbous nose + low nasal bridge combo like me, I honestly recommend surgery!
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-but-glamorous look.