I did feel like my nose looked somewhat dull, but when I looked up reviews, so many people got alar reduction that I naturally thought reducing my nostrils would fix my blunt-looking nose..! But after getting a consultation, they said my nostrils are actually on the smaller side, and the real issue is that my nasal tip is large and heavy-looking, so my nose is not the type that should get alar reduction?? On top of that, I have a slight hump on the nasal bridge, and because of my drooping columella, my nose also gives off a long-nose impression, so they said it would be better to lift the drooping skin and go in a direction that creates a more feminine look. I almost followed the trend for no reason and reduced my nostrils, which could have made things look even more awkward…
The surgeries I finally decided on after the consultation were ✔ Hump removal ✔ Refining the nasal bridge line with an implant ✔ Nasal tip surgery ✔ Columella lift ✔ Long nose correction
I had it done at a plastic surgery clinic, and among all the places where I had consultations, the director explained my nasal structure in the most specific detail! After hearing the director’s explanation, I understood exactly why alar reduction was not the answer.... lol
The result is… seriously amazing... I didn’t touch my nostrils at all, but my nose looks smaller, and the heavy-looking nasal tip has been refined into a slimmer shape!!! After removing the hump, my side profile became smooth and looks really different, and most of all, since the long-nose impression disappeared, it looks much more feminine
Before, my central face looked dull because of my nasal tip, but now the line is refined, so it feels more polished I seriously almost would have regretted reducing just one part for no reason… Now I’m so satisfied that I wonder why I didn’t do it sooner.