I’m not afraid of photos taken by other people anymore

When I went to the clinic for my one-month follow-up, there were still a lot of people at the clinic. Still, the desk staff and nurses guided me well, so I was able to have my appointment comfortably. I saw the director and had the condition of my nose and eyes checked, and they said the line had settled well and that, at this level, the swelling was going down normally. Since I had my nasal bridge raised quite a lot, almost close to 6 mm, I was a little worried that the Inofit might look out of place on my face, but the director checked it in person and confirmed that it had adhered well to fit my nasal structure, so I felt relieved. Honestly, I did raise my nose quite a bit, and my eyes were done with an incisional method, so there is still some swelling left before they fully settle into a thin inner double eyelid. So when I meet friends or acquaintances around me, everyone notices right away that I had surgery. But I definitely hear a lot that I did well because my front-view and side-view lines have become much more defined. Before, my nasal bridge was low, so my face looked overall flat and somewhat sunken, but now that there is more dimension in my T-zone, my whole impression has changed dramatically. Most of all, the best part is that when friends secretly take photos outside or we take group photos, I no longer get those humiliating shots like before. In the past, if my side profile was photographed, it really stressed me out and I did not even want to check the photos, but now the line from my forehead to my nose and chin is defined, so I do not feel stressed even when I look at photos taken by someone else.

I’m not afraid of photos taken by other people anymore

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