I had rhinoplasty, but my still-low nasal bridge and wide nasal tip did not improve at all. I had expected to see a changed appearance after surgery, but when that didn’t happen, I actually felt more stressed than before surgery. I thought, “This isn’t right,” and after a lot of consideration, I decided to have revision surgery.
For revision rhinoplasty... I started looking for clinics with the mindset that I really had to get it finished in one go. What I looked at most importantly was the shape of the nasal tip and columella.
I think I visited pretty much all the places known for doing revision rhinoplasty well, and as I did, I guess I developed an eye for it, because I could filter them out to some extent.
And from the time I was researching online, I had been paying closer attention to Pint Plastic Surgery, so when I went for a consultation, I really felt, “Ah... this is the place,” haha.
The director looked very young, but he had a lot of surgical experience specializing in rhinoplasty from his previous hospital as well.
As soon as I talked about the parts I was unhappy with, he immediately identified what the problems were and explained in an easy-to-understand way how the surgery should be done and what nose design would suit my face. I honestly lost track of time.
I decided on surgery right away, and of course I’m extremely satisfied with the surgical result~
It feels feminine, somewhat glamorous, yet natural, and I like it so much.
It’s like the proportions of my whole face look more balanced now haha. Since the rhinoplasty, people around me have told me so many times that I’ve gotten prettier, so I’m really happy haha. Now my old nose shape feels awkward, and my current nose looks so natural, as if it was originally my own haha.