My previous, previous, previous nasal bridge was low and looked wide from the front. It stressed me out, but I was scared to get surgery right away After thinking it over and over for years, I decided to have surgery and started looking into clinics. It wasn’t revision surgery, it was my first rhinoplasty, but I first looked into clinics known for specializing in revision surgery. I’d been told that was a tip for finding a skilled director too~ I liked the consultation at Sketch Plastic Surgery, the first place I went for a consultation, so I even scheduled surgery there. haha Director Lee Woo-sung was calm and meticulous, and my low, flat, broad-looking nose had always stressed me out. He accurately identified the issues and listened well to what I wanted, so I booked the surgery right away..
Reason I got rhinoplasty. The biggest reason was that I disliked how wide my nasal bridge looked. I wanted an overall slimmer and higher nose! That was it So during the consultation, I also asked what we should do about the nasal bridge, and talked it over with the director. I thought osteotomy might absolutely be necessary, but he said that while my nasal bridge was on the wider side, it probably didn’t need osteotomy. He said he could lightly rasp just the nasal dorsum, place silicone, and use septal cartilage and ear cartilage for the nasal tip together to make it look a little higher and slimmer, so I trusted him and went through with it.
Rhinoplasty satisfaction.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Seriously the best~ From after the splint was removed, I was so satisfied with my side profile, and by around 3 months, I could really feel that a lot of the swelling had gone down. I understand why people say minor swelling can last 3 or even 6 months. Now that it’s been about 9 months, there’s none of that and it feels like my own nose. Just changing my nose changed my whole vibe and gave me confidence, so I feel great haha
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