<Before surgery><After surgery>My nasal bridge wasn’t exactly low, but my nasal tip was droopy, and I was always a bit bothered by how it felt like it got pressed down more when I smiled or talked. From the front, my nose also looked slightly crooked, and I had honestly heard so many times that my nasal tip looked like it was pointing downward, especially from the side…
I did want to get rhinoplasty, but I was scared because of stories about inflammation or ending up needing revision surgery, so I couldn’t decide easily.. Then after thinking about it for a few months, I finally made up my mind to have surgery. While searching through reviews, I found out about a plastic surgery clinic. I also had an overseas trip coming up soon, so I didn’t have much time to look into multiple hospitals, but when I read the reviews, a lot of people said that clinic was good at making results look natural, which I liked. So I just booked a consultation right away and went to the clinic. The director personally did the consultation, was very kind, and explained everything in an easy-to-understand way. When they said, “I’ll make it look pretty for you,” I felt I could trust them, so I didn’t overthink it and went straight into surgery.
Because my nasal tip was droopy, donated costal cartilage was used for the nasal tip. Since I’ve had rhinitis since I was young, I also had functional rhinoplasty, septal correction, hump correction, and crooked nose correction done together. It’s now been about 1 month since the surgery. These days, a lot of the swelling has gone down, and I can feel my nose line becoming more natural day by day, so I’m really happy. I genuinely don’t regret having the surgery at all!
People around me, like my friends and older friends/sisters, also tell me a lot that my nose turned out really natural and that it was a good decision to get rhinoplasty. I’m so, so satisfied! lol
This review is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.