I had my first nose surgery about 2 years ago, when I was 20. At the time, the consultant kept recommending silicone, saying it absolutely had to be inserted for it to look pretty, so I just trusted her and had it put in. Back then, I asked for the trendy straight-with-a-slight-curve nose, and at first the result was okay. But as time passed, I got anxious that inflammation might happen, and I couldn’t even drink one glass of alcohol comfortably,,, I honestly felt like I was going crazy. Maybe because I’m sensitive, it became such a huge source of stress, and maybe because of scar tissue, the line of my nasal bridge also started changing. So I ended up doing it. This time, I had the silicone completely removed and only reduced my nostrils slightly, and it really looks much more natural, with a semi-ski-slope feel, so I like it. My nose was already on the larger side, and on top of that, I had a thin layer of silicone about 2 mm placed in it. As time passed, it felt like only my nose stood out, and I was so upset. Now I don’t have that at all, so I feel so relieved and satisfied. This year, there’s something I definitely realized. When getting consultations, you should take the consultants’ words and trends into account, but in the end, I think the most important thing is knowing for yourself what kind of beauty you pursue. After having both my eyes and nose revised this year, I can really feel it. This time, it truly feels like my face changed into what I wanted, so even my satisfaction level is different. I hope everyone uses trends as reference, but knows their own aesthetic goal before doing it.
This review is about a surgery pursuing natural beauty.