Rhinoplasty real-time review

At first I made appointments at several places and went around doing consultations with my mom, and this clinic was the first one. But the wait was way too long;; Our appointment was at 3, and even at 4 there was still no sign that the consultation would start. I already felt like, ah, I probably shouldn’t do it here. Then I was talking with the consultation coordinator and she gave off a kind of flippant...? sales...? vibe, so I thought maybe I should go somewhere else. But then the director came in and handled the consultation, and as soon as he started speaking, my trust level instantly shot up to 100. I told him I came because I disliked the wide-nose kind of feeling, and he said my nose was fine now, and if that was all I wanted then I should just go back, that I didn’t need surgery. Then he firmly said that if I was going to do anything, it should be the bridge of the nose, and if I didn’t want to raise the bridge, then I didn’t need surgery. The way he said it so decisively made me feel somehow, you know, urgent and like I wanted to do it. My mom also said it seemed okay here, so I ended up making a reservation right away. I had the tip done with septal cartilage to reduce the width of my nose a bit, and I decided to put silicone in the bridge and went ahead with surgery. First of all, the recovery room was really nice, spacious, and a private room big enough for family to wait in. They also took good care of post-op management and gave me a swelling kit? too. After surgery there was that splint thing on my nose, right? Even with that on, I could feel that my nose looked pretty. As expected, when I removed it and met friends, people who already knew me were like, huh? your nose? but people who didn’t know me just said my nose was really pretty. There may still be a slight visible trace because of the swelling, but now nobody knows I had my nose done lol. Oh, and over time the tip of my nose came down a bit Other than that, I’m satisfied!!!