Posting my 2-week review after implant-free rhinoplasty~~

Doesn’t my bulbous nose look really severe from the front.. haha Especially when I smiled, I also had a droopy, arrow-shaped nose that made my nose look spread out sideways, so the tip of my nose drooped a lot too.. But the worst part was that from the side, I also had a hump, so it was seriously stressful..~~ The nose takes up a big part of the face, and since I had such an unattractive nose, I naturally started thinking I needed rhinoplasty haha. If it had only been a bulbous nose, I think I might have just managed somehow with contour shading and probably wouldn’t have thought about surgery, but there was really no answer for the hump nose and arrow-shaped nose.. Fortunately, I had some nasal bridge height, so I had surgery without an implant, and septal cartilage was used for the nasal tip haha. No matter how much I studied in the community, I got all flustered during the consultation, but Director Choo Sung-cheol at D-Day explained everything from start to finish in a way that was easy to understand and helped me understand well, so I just trusted him and left it to him haha. And now it’s been 2 weeks haha  After taking off the splint, I’m so satisfied that the hump is gone~ After correcting the bulbous nose and the arrow-shaped nose too, my nose definitely seems to have become more feminine when it used to look masculine haha. It’s implant-free, so I didn’t know it could become this high, but I like it even more because it feels safe, and I’m so happy that my nasal bridge is higher too! haha There’s still a little bruising and swelling left, so I’m waiting for it to go down quickly haha. The scar is slightly visible too hehe, but I’m not too worried because it should gradually fade over time haha. Still, I think I’m recovering well day by day, and so far I’m really… very, very happy with it hahahaha. I think the director did his best to match my nose exactly and the kind of look I wanted haha