As a man, I always thought my facial balance looked off because my nose was low. From the side it looked low, and from the front it was a bulbous nose lol On top of that, I had really severe nasal congestion on both sides, so it was like one thing after another lololol I wanted my nose to have at least some height when seen from the side, and I also wanted to have surgery for the nasal congestion at the same time lol I thought I would have to get separate surgeries, but I found out there is a nose surgery called functional cosmetic rhinoplasty that can address both, so I looked into it right away. My friend's girlfriend had functional cosmetic rhinoplasty at a clinic and said it turned out really well, so she recommended it. I went in for a consultation too, and the hospital was pretty large and professional, so I didn't go around to several places and just booked a surgery date right away and got it done lololol The director had handled a lot of male rhinoplasty cases and rhinitis surgeries too. The consultation was really thorough, and even the difficult explanations were broken down in an easy-to-understand way lolololol They said men often use a customized implant so the line can connect naturally from the nasal bridge, so I chose that. Because my septum was weak, they said it would be better to proceed with surgery using donated costal cartilage as well, so that's how I had the surgery. It turned out so well that you can barely tell I originally had a bulbous nose, and I think my nasal congestion is gradually getting better too lol As expected... once the nose looks good, the overall impression really seems different lolol With this, I realized once again why people get nose surgery lololololol
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