I’ve been to exactly two places. A very dutiful turtle mindset.. Actually, it was a very impulsive choice. I don’t regret it. I don’t really know about things like the septum and all that, I just left it to the chief doctor. It wasn’t general anesthesia, but local anesthesia, so I thought I wouldn’t die. That’s what I thought.. sigh.. but it hurt far more than I expected. Tears really just poured out on their own. I had it done with Gore-Tex, and I got tempted by the fact that I wouldn’t need to remove ear cartilage.. hehe I had it done at ㄴㅁ ㅈㅇㅇㅇㅅ Plastic Surgery. DC 160 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋIs that how you write it? I was worried a lot that it might hurt a lot once the anesthesia wore off, but the pain wasn’t as severe as I expected. It’s just a bit numb, really. I usually sleep on my stomach, so sleeping was the only time I really suffered.. I went to the hospital once a week to get disinfected and have blood drawn, and while doing that.. um, from what I remember now, within almost two weeks the bruising had mostly faded, so I think I went around without a hat. Then I heard from a friend that rhinoplasty has the highest chance of needing revision surgery.. Sigh.. but the water was already spilled. My nose wasn’t originally low, but they said that overall it was short in length, the cheeks were a little wide, and the nasal tip was round and broad, so it gave a low-looking impression. I wear glasses, so I just hadn’t really known much about my own face, so that sounded interesting. They said if you focus only on height, it can look obviously artificial, and these days natural-looking results are the trend, so they suggested focusing on lengthening it. So they even warned me that after the swelling goes down, I honestly might not be fully satisfied. The advantage of Gore-Tex is its natural look. It’s been a little over a month now, and people who don’t know me really don’t notice. Only people who know me well, or people who are a bit sharp, will go, “You seem a little different..? .. maybe your nose..” That kind of reaction. But some people said, did I really pay money for that, that it doesn’t show at all~ if you’re going to raise it, you should’ve gone all the way~ and so on and so forth, blah blah~~ Honestly, I felt pretty upset, but I figured maybe they were just being blunt because it’s someone else’s face, so I quietly ignored it. This is my face, after all. When it comes time for those people to do something to their own faces, they’ll definitely say things like “make it so it doesn’t show” and so on. But it definitely did get higher. My face line as a whole was definitely round and broad, but after the nose surgery, even people asked if I’d lost weight.. Ah, I’ve talked way too much. Anyway, I don’t regret it, and I really like it. I don’t need revision surgery. Hahahahahaha Now I’m going to the Q&A section to ask all the things I was curious about.
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