Eyes and nose

In 2007, I had eye surgery twice and nose surgery once~ I managed to have three surgeries in one year, when for some people even one would be a lot.^^ Here are my after-photos ♡ *Eyes At first, I just went to the hospital holding my mom’s hand, got a rough consultation, and since I was a student and they said they’d do it cheaply, I went ahead. I didn’t even know what in-out or out was, I just... did it. After the surgery, I kept hearing over and over how naturally it turned out. But they always added one more thing along with that: “You’ll probably end up with a subtle inner double eyelid.” And boom, what people said turned out exactly right, and even one eye loosened up... So I had revision surgery again! The doctor said there was no need to operate on the other eye that hadn’t loosened, but I insisted and had it done again. I don’t even know how many millimeters it was, just~ The anesthesia shot definitely hurt more than the first time. It even felt a little stinging near the end of the surgery~ Still, since the results were good, I’m happy.^^ *Nose Something I had decided I would definitely do at least once in my life... Honestly, unlike other people, I didn’t really have the cautious mindset of wondering which hospital to go to, so I went to the consultation almost like I was going out with friends.^^ It was a fleshy nose with a slightly upturned nose tip...the bridge wasn’t that low either~ It was a really ambiguous nose. I consulted at three clinics~ At one of them, the director was in surgery, so I just heard some very unconvincing talk from the manager or whoever and left, and at another place, the director was rather blunt, though not very considerate, and I was just amazed looking at the super fancy photos he showed me.^^ Then the first place I had visited. Actually, no other clinic had told me things like the nose being slightly upturned or the bridge being a little lifted, but that was the only place that mentioned it! They said they’d do it neatly with 3 mm of silicone, and for the tip, use autologous cartilage from the septum~ They also said they’d look at the post-op progress first before deciding on nostril reduction, and if there was still a lot of excess skin tissue left, they’d do it then. And they said that if they raised it as much as possible, they could go up to 4 mm, but looking back now, I think I really made the right choice by doing 3 mm.