Male JellyCo + cartilage tying + nostril reduction, day 1 review

Since it’s right after the procedure, I felt like it wasn’t suitable for the review board, so I’m writing it here for now!! I’ll post a review again after the stitches are removed too, but I thought people might be curious about JellyCo as well, so I decided to write this! Honestly, I wondered if covering my eyes in the photos had any meaning, but I’m just uploading them in case they help haha; To be honest, when I was shopping around, I only consulted at this plastic surgery clinic and didn’t even look anywhere else. Because of my schedule, and because nostril reduction and JellyCo were the most important to me.. This place was also well-known for it and had good reviews, so I didn’t really hesitate. During the consultation, they told me that the photos I was using as my ideal look would definitely require silicone, and they honestly suggested asking how I’d feel about just reducing the nostrils, so I was surprised. But.. I wanted to get even a little synergy(?) there by doing JellyCo and cartilage tying, so with a natural look as my goal, I decided on those three surgeries! I had a firm will that I absolutely would not put in silicone I used ear cartilage, and after doing it, maybe because of the cotton, it feels like I have an earbud in my ear. I almost unconsciously tried to take it out. I did write explanations under the photos saying when each one was taken, but what I felt right after surgery was definitely.. comfortable.. Even immediately after surgery, since there was no cotton stuffed in my nose, it felt good to be breathing through my nose, and now that the anesthesia is gradually wearing off, it just feels tight? It doesn’t really hurt. The width spreading out to the sides and the difference in my nostril sizes were such big complexes for me that I thought, let’s just do the nose! and gathered my courage.. By my standards, the result already(?) looks pretty good! There aren’t really any food restrictions either, so I’m thinking of going to eat a tuna gimbap. Since it’s right after the surgery, the writing is a bit disorganized, but if you have any questions, I’ll answer them hehe