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Nose Surgery Reviews@rhino-review

Naturally raising the nasal bridge with Juvederm filler★

I was worried about my low nasal bridge~, and having surgery without it being obvious isn’t easy;;; I also didn’t want to struggle with swelling, so I started thinking it might be good to try getting filler once. So I looked around here and there~ I got some information from a community too~ and searched around online, but since it was my first injection, I was worried and a little scared, so I thought about it for a long time..ㅠ;; Should I get it or not.... Then I chose a clinic and went for an in-person consultation~ I went to three places in total... and after consulting at the last place I visited, I decided right away to get filler lol I decided to get it right there~ The reason was.. when the doctor was consulting me, they said what can go wrong when getting filler is because the needle is inserted multiple times, but here they put it in all at once. They said putting it straight in all at once is better because it goes in as one straight line, so the shape is pretty and it’s safe. Before injecting the filler, they marked where to where the filler would be placed, took photos~ I lay down and the filler procedure started right away~ They anesthetize 3 spots: under the eyes, they slightly lift the skin over the upper part of the cheekbones and inject both sides, and they anesthetize the spot in the middle under the nose where the needle will go in~ They insert the needle, but because of the anesthesia it doesn’t hurt~ It’s a bit thicker than an injection needle~ Apparently it’s a thin cannula originally used for mini liposuction haha It was my first time going to have something done to my face, so I was curious and asked all kinds of questions...lol They said I would feel two little popping(?) sensations, and because there is something like a membrane in the nose, you feel the needle going in twice~ After that, even when it is inserted all the way to the end of the nasal bridge, it just feels like something was put into the nasal bridge, and it doesn’t hurt~ As they pull the needle out, they inject the filler in a long line~~~. Including marking my face, anesthetizing, waiting, and getting the filler, I think it took about 20 minutes?? Around that much~ After getting it, it feels like something is inside the nasal bridge, and the nasal tip feels numb from the anesthesia~ The numb feeling lasts until the next day~ They put on one tiny bandage-like sticker, and I applied BB cream in the powder room and came home ~haha They told me to remove the sticker when I got home, so it was a little embarrassing, but I wore it all the way home^.^ When you go to get filler, make sure to bring BB cream lol If I hadn’t brought it, it would have been a big problem,, only the anesthetized areas are white~ Because the nerves are connected to the nose, the line leading to the nose turns white, so I think you need to apply BB cream after getting filler!!;; lol I got it on Friday and took antibiotics over the weekend (2 days),. On Monday people saw me and said something seemed different, but they couldn’t tell where...(lolololol) So I really liked that lol They said my impression looked somehow clearer, so I was excited...lol They say it lasts from 6 months to 1 year later, and I’m thinking of getting it again~ I’m uploading photos from before.. and ones I took this time~ There are so many celebrity-like and pretty people here, so I’m a little embarrassed ㅠ.ㅠ But compared with surgery, filler feels less burdensome and is over quickly, and I’m very happy that my nasal bridge itself became higher.. so I’m posting it~ The first photo is something I do often.. taking photos with a muffler over my head; my nose was really ㅠㅠ;; low; The one on the right is 3 days after getting filler^^* It seemed like there wasn’t much difference;; so I asked the consultation manager to send me photos, and she sent them~lol I’m uploading those too~ Then~ goodbye>< lol

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