<2 weeks><2 weeks><2 weeks><1 month><1 month><1 month><before><before><before>I had nose filler twice, you know? Back then, I thought all that mattered was the height. But as time passed… it spread. It spread so beautifully^^ When I took photos in natural light, my nasal tip looked puffy, and my side profile had subtly collapsed, so I thought, this isn’t right, and decided on rhinoplastyㅡㅡ My nose originally had a low bridge, and when I smiled, it even had a dragon-nose feel. From the front, it looked kind of blunt and wide, so I was stressed. So before surgery, when I had a consultation with Director Park Jung-heum at MㅇT, I emphasized that I definitely wanted a sharp, prominent nose and a slimmer-looking nose from the front. During the consultation, autologous costal cartilage was recommended. He said that if I wanted, donated rib cartilage + septal cartilage + alar reduction were also possible, but in the end, the bridge, nasal tip, bulbous nose, deviated nose, and dragon nose were all covered with autologous costal cartilage, and I reduced my nostril wings slightly too. Honestly, while waiting to see the surgical progress, I worried so much that I wondered if I had touched it for no reason.. haha But now that it’s been over a month, my nose really feels like it’s settling perfectly into my face. I’m only now personally realizing that rather than an unconditionally flashy and high nose, a naturally glamorous yet refined line is what really lasts!!!!!!!!!!! Now I don’t need to turn my face when taking photos, and I’m confidently taking front-facing selfies too hehe. Honestly, I’m so happy these days… my quality of life has gone up. I also don’t have to stress about getting filler on schedule like before, and feeling good every time I look in the mirror… that’s everything, really.
This review is a surgical review that pursues natural beauty.