Before<[Current] After surgery - side view of nose, slightly dark light >Before<[Current] After surgery - opposite side view of nose, bright light>Before<[Old photo] Goodbye to my old nose now~~~~>A wide, bulbous nose, commonly called a bulbous nose My mom said it was a nose with lots of luck and told me absolutely not to touch it, but it bothered me so much that I thought about surgery for a really long time. A lot. I researched and decided. Before surgery, through a long period of information gathering, I thought of a nose line that was natural rather than unconditionally high + beautifully refined + a slightly sharper blunt front part + a natural curve to the side line of the nose
Since the nose shape I wanted and the parts I wanted to fix were clear, I also went to many consultations during as much time as I spent gathering information. For the final decision, I chose Director Noh Bong-il at Glovi, and rather than surgery price, I decided mainly based on the operating doctor’s experience, skills, cases, and the recognition of the hospital where I would decide on surgery, because I wanted the desired image to be implemented as-is.
3D fitting nose + 4 mm nasal bridge + ear cartilage + nasal septum + bulbous nose correction, that’s how I proceeded. Until about a week after surgery, the swelling was severe and I worried that the nasal tip might have been made too high, but as it settled over one or two months, now I absolutely love it ♥
It came out prettier than the image I had imagined, so I’m leaving a review. If you’re thinking about surgery for a bulbous nose, I hope this helps.
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This review is a surgical review pursuing natural-but-glamorous results.