I had nose filler and dissolvable-thread Hiko done about twice, and I even got injections to dissolve the filler ㅠ Maybe because of that, the bridge and tip of my nose somehow looked pressed down, and from the front my nose looked spread out to the sides, so it was really stressful...;; Because it looked wide and the nasal tip felt like it was curled inward, my overall impression looked stuffy, so I wanted to improve it properly, not with procedures like filler or Hiko.
I had a consultation at a clinic, and they told me that although the filler and threads I had done before had mostly gone away, my nose was overall compressed and spread sideways, and even the angle of my nasal tip tended to turn inward, so correcting the nasolabial angle would help make my impression look more balanced.
Fortunately, the cartilage inside my nose was fairly long, so we decided to elevate the nasal tip with cartilage and correct the nasal tip angle at the same time. I had originally considered a custom implant too, but they said my nasal bone shape was rounded and the left-right balance was also pretty good, so a custom implant was not really necessary and a standard implant would be sufficient.
I understood why so many reviews mention that they liked how the clinic tries to make things look natural using the least burdensome method possible.
When I look at the before-and-after photos, the nasal bridge is higher and more defined, and the spread-out nasal tip and side profile are slimmed down neatly, so my features, which used to look kind of flat and wide, now feel more centered. It is the degree of change I wanted, so my satisfaction is pretty high. I worked hard visiting consultations to find a place that would look at things naturally and in detail, and these days I feel good because the result seems just as successful.