3 Months After Correcting a Hump Nose and Bulbous Nose at ㅇㅇㅂ

My nose had always been a concern since I was a student. It looked low from both the front and side, and because of the hump, the line dropped off in a curve like a slide. The middle part of my nose was also plump, so it strongly gave the impression of a bulbous nose. I kept thinking my nose was ambiguous, neither simply cute nor pretty, so I decided to get rhinoplasty. Before going for the consultation, I gathered all the photos of noses I liked and disliked and brought them with me. I told the director that I liked a naturally glamorous-looking nose but did not want anything too excessive, and the director reflected my opinion as much as possible while carefully recommending a nasal bridge height and nasal tip material that would suit me. They also explained frankly which shapes were possible and which shapes would be too difficult for my nose, so that actually made me trust them more, and I liked the reviews too, so I finally decided on ㅇㅇㅂ Plastic Surgery. The surgical methods were a nasal bridge implant, autologous costal cartilage for the nasal tip, and correction of the hump nose and bulbous nose. On the first day after surgery, breathing was so hard to get used to that I thought, so this is how difficult nose surgery is. But after a month or two passed, I completely forgot that memory and was only left thinking that I did well to go through with it. My nose is now past 3 months, and the hump nose and bulbous nose that had been the problems have both improved. The hump that used to drop sharply like a slide has become a smooth, naturally glamorous nasal bridge, and the plump bulbous nose has become slimmer, so overall my nose has changed into one that I think looks pretty. Since it was my first surgery, even though I liked the naturally glamorous look, I was worried it might come out too excessive, but I think the director’s aesthetic sense is really good. At this level, my first nose surgery was a success, right!?