Before <before surgery> before <side view before surgery> <about 2 weeks when makeup was allowed> The proper way to improve a bulbous nose is usually to make it look more dramatic, but since my face is already flat like a pancake I wanted to improve only the bulbous-nose line instead of just making it higher. Anyway, when people talk to each other, they look at the front, not the side I wanted something natural, so I chose COCOLINE, and the total including the deposit was 300
They also gave me scar ointment and pumpkin juice, and the recovery room was a private room, which was nice.
I had columella lowering and nasal tip septal support, and they also corrected the bulbous nose, and it did get a bit better than before. My nostrils were kind of lying down, but now they stand up like the character 人 Seeing that, I’m satisfied with the shape. It’s not very noticeable and looks natural, so I’m happy.
During surgery, I just closed my eyes, and when I woke up it was over. My runny nose and blood kept flowing, and it was hard to wipe, so I used dressing, but they told me not to because it can cause inflammation On day 2, they removed the packing. Seriously I never want to experience that again. I truly respect people who say it doesn’t hurt and feels refreshing. From then on, there wasn’t much blood flowing, so I just wiped what came out. I couldn’t feel the runny nose, so it was awkward when it kept dripping while I was eating.
But that kind of pain only lasted for 7 days, and after removing the incision stitches I could go about daily life a bit more normally, which is good. I still have no sensation in my nose, so it feels like someone else’s nose. I’m planning to remove the internal stitches in a month; I haven’t done that yet.
My personal satisfaction is 80%. I’m stopping surgery here because it’s hard to be 100% satisfied, and part of it is just natural structure. If I keep touching it, I feel like I won’t be able to go back Everyone should think carefully and decide before surgery. I did that a lot too, and in the end I only went ahead after 5 years. But there isn’t one right answer.