Before/after/after Since the nose is the center of the face, even looking a little off stands out a lot. Overall, my nasal bridge was low and the shape was lacking too, so my whole face looked broad and flat, which I felt was disappointing. Because I also had severe nasal obstruction, I had a CT scan, and there were many problems with my nasal structure as well, so I started looking into rhinoplasty.
With a deviated septum, rhinitis, and even nasal valve issues, there were a lot of problems, so I looked for a place that could improve the functional aspects well and, cosmetically, remove this broad and low impression while creating a sharp, three-dimensional look. That’s how I ended up having surgery at a clinic.
There was some swelling early on, but once the nose was straightened and built up, my image definitely changed a lot, and as the swelling went down, I could really feel how much easier it was to breathe. The shape also came out beautifully according to the design they planned, so I’m satisfied.
This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural-yet-refined look.