I don’t think my nose shape itself was bad, but my bridge and tip were low, and my nasal tip didn’t have that sharp, defined look, so for years I really, really wanted to get my nose done But I heard that once you touch the nose, you’ll definitely end up having at least one revision surgery, so I seriously thought about it a lot I’m not Mansour or anything, and if my first surgery failed and I had to get a revision, I felt like it would be hard to handle the cost, so I absolutely had to finish it with the first surgery So honestly, even though I wanted to raise my nasal bridge, I was scared of silicone side effects, so I think I considered going implant-free like fifty thousand times.. But even after looking at reviews from various hospitals, using silicone matched my aesthetic preference the best, so I was really confused right up until I started going to consultations. In the end, while going to consultations, everyone recommended silicone, so I was like, I really can’t get the look I want without an implant They said silicone was necessary to get the height and shape I wanted.. So I had osteotomy and silicone together, and people around me who had nose surgery said the pain was really bad, but mine wasn’t to that extent. I was really anxious at first because the swelling around the glabella area didn’t go down well.. But after some time passed, it went down on its own People say you can get really mentally unstable for a few days after plastic surgery, and that was exactly me For a while, because of the swelling, I was like, I should’ve just gotten nose filler But after the swelling went down well, my satisfaction started to rise little by little. If anyone here has surgery coming up, wait and watch for one month, no, two months Once even the residual swelling went down, I definitely liked it more
This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural-but-defined look.