I had surgery yesterday. As soon as I arrived, the nurse, as if she had been waiting, told me to change into patient clothes, and after I changed, she said the IV needle going into my upper arm was a bit large and would hurt, so I should bear with it. My arm was throbbing. After resting for about 30 minutes, she said she would disinfect inside my nose and told me to lie down, then removed the hair with a nose-hair trimming machine. After a final discussion with the doctor about how the surgery would be done, I lay down on the operating table. From this point, the pressure of extreme nervousness!! It was the first time in my life lying on an operating table. They put something on my head and stuck all sorts of things on my body. From the machine next to me I could hear sounds like beep~~ beep~~ They applied disinfectant all over my face, and when all the setup was finished, the nurses called the doctor. Then the nurse next to me said the sleep-anesthesia medication was going in, so I could sleep, and after hearing that, I don’t remember anything at all. I went straight to dreamland... After wandering in dreamland for several hours, someone next to me was calling my name loudly~~ Only then did I open my eyes. As soon as I opened them, I think I tried to touch my nose with my hand. Then the nurse told me not to touch it and said I had just woken up from anesthesia. It felt exactly like being drunk. I was so dizzy..After resting for about 30 minutes in the inpatient room, I left. Right now there’s something like a plaster cast in the shape of a nose pack on my nose. Inside that, it’s also wrapped all around with tape, and something has been put inside my nostrils, so I’m completely breathing only through my mouth..because I had surgery after osteotomy. Yesterday, on the way home, there was a lot of blood on the gauze attached under my nose, but now the bleeding has stopped. Right now there isn’t that much swelling, and there are a few bluish bruises around my eyes. Other than my nose being blocked, there isn’t much major discomfort. I should keep applying the ice-pack pouch the hospital gave me yesterday. They also gave me oral medication and an ointment... Anyway, now that the surgery is over, I feel very relieved. I have to go to the hospital again tomorrow, and they said they’ll remove the stitches on Monday. Those who are scheduled for nose surgery, please don’t be too nervous and go with a relaxed mind..Mine was a somewhat more complicated nose surgery than other people’s... This was my review after surgery for a white nose and hump nose.
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