Before <before surgery>Before <before surgery>Before <before surgery>Before <before surgery>After <after surgery>After <after surgery>After <after surgery>After <after surgery> *Before surgery, I didn’t like my low nasal bridge, rounded nasal tip shape, and flat-looking facial contours, and I was bothered that I didn’t look pretty whenever I took photos, so I decided to get nose surgery.
*The places I researched were a plastic surgery clinic recommended by an acquaintance, a plastic surgery clinic famous on Instagram, and the plastic surgery clinic where I had my surgery.
*I ruled out the other two hospitals because they felt too factory-like, and rather than the look I wanted, it felt like the director had their own standard of beauty and was trying to proceed according to that, which put me off.
*I chose the place where I ended up having surgery because I liked everything: the deposit, refund period, consultation with the director, consultation with the consultant, AS period, and the before-and-after surgical shape.
*The design on the day of surgery was done in the operating room, and they designed it while repeatedly going over my requests in really great detail. I was so nervous on the day of surgery, but the director was extremely meticulous and kept trying to communicate with me, so I was able to feel reassured.
*Since I could receive photos right after surgery, I could tell that the surgery had gone well even before removing the splint, so I wasn’t too anxious while waiting for the splint removal.
*It came out exactly as the design I wanted. When the splint had just been removed, I was worried because my nose felt a bit lifted, but they said they had corrected it a little more considering that the swelling would go down. After exactly one month, it really became the nose shape I wanted.
*Even though I had eye surgery at the same time, I had almost no swelling or bruising right after surgery. That means the surgery was done well with minimal bleeding, and the less bleeding there is, the lower the possibility of contracture, inflammation, or side effects. *For the eye surgery, my previously operated eyes were uneven, so I had revision ptosis correction only on the right side to correct the asymmetry, and I also had lateral and lower canthoplasty together. I really, really felt that the director’s attention to detail in matching asymmetrical eyes was amazing. Even during the design process, it was so detailed that I was a bit surprised because it was a level of detail I hadn’t felt at the hospital where I had my previous eye surgery.
The surgical result was also exactly as designed, with no error, and my double eyelids were matched the same.
*The stitches for the lateral and lower canthoplasty were removed on day 7. I was very worried that it would hurt a lot, but aside from a numb, tingling feeling under my eyes the next day, it was okay.
*It stings a bit when the stitches are removed ㅜ
*Honestly, I really agonized over whether or not to get lateral and lower canthoplasty, but the fact that I worried about it feels like a luxury... Getting it done was the best decisionㅜㅜ I prefer puppy-like eyes with lowered outer corners, and they operated just the way I had describedㅜㅜ Just the lateral and lower canthoplasty alone made my impression look much softer...
All my friends also said my eyes turned out really well...ㅋㅋㅋㅋ My family tried to stop me from getting surgery at first too, but now they say all the surgeries turned out well ㅋㅋㅋ
*On the day of surgery, I was just sleeping and then the surgery was over. I was discharged well that day and was able to get home safely too.
*It has been about a month now, and everything is maintaining well without the dry eyes or outer corner reattachment phenomenon I had been worried about. *They told me they used a technique that prevents reattachment, and I hope it continues to stay well without reattaching.
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