Honestly, I had so many complaints about my nose. It looked low and wide, and it was even short, so from the side it didn’t feel like a nose, more like something just sticking out on my face~ Even when I took selfies, the shadow on the upper part of my nose stressed me out, and I hated how my nasal tip spread when I smiled, so I only lived taking front-facing shots lol. I didn’t want to keep living like that, so I searched through tons of reviews and went around to a few clinics for consultations. Among them, the consultation with Director Choo at D-Day near Sinsa Station was the most memorable! He took one look at my nose and said that if we slightly raised the nasal bridge and corrected the short nose and bulbous nose together, the line would look natural. The explanation was so easy to understand. He said even raising the nasal bridge by just 5 mm would noticeably change my impression, so I thought it would be perfect for a low nose like mine and booked right away lol I’m 2 weeks post-op now, and honestly it hasn’t fully settled yet, so rather than thinking “it’s done~,” I’m just hoping it settles well haha There’s still swelling, and I think the nasal tip needs to come down a little more, so I check the mirror several times a day lol Still, I can see that my side profile looks more refined than before, so I do think I made the right choice! My friend said, “Whoa, you actually have a nose line now,” but because of the swelling, I’m still looking at it cautiously. I do have a little anxiety like, what if it doesn’t settle properly? But the clinic also said it takes time to settle, so I’m waiting while asking whatever I need to ask. Still, even the current state is much more satisfying than before, so I think once about a month passes, I’ll see the result and be smiling even more excitedly!! I’m just waiting for the day I can flood my feed with side-profile selfies
This is a surgical review pursuing a natural-looking result.