<Before><Before><After><After><After>I had a low, hump nose, so for a while I wondered whether I could improve it with filler, but I couldn’t see any room for improvement in the line, so in the end I went ahead and had surgery for the hump + low nose. When I first looked into hospitals, I searched reviews and compared each hospital’s designs, only looking at places that would pay attention to the nose tip too, with the refined-natural line I wanted. The consultation with the director was so engaging that I lost track of time, and they listened to a lot of my opinions and really heard me out, so I got even more excited lol I was able to explain exactly what I wanted. I really feel this again, but everyone thinking, “I’ll get filler first and then surgery”... just don’t get filler and go straight to rhinoplasty Nothing is as annoying and exhausting as this.. removing it, doing this and that, spending money Anyway, after having surgery, I understand now. From the height to the line, it definitely can’t be compared with filler. It’s on another level... Since the nose tip is properly raised from the start, at first it does look more awkward than filler because of swelling, but as it improves little by little, you can see it settling in.. Swelling and bruising all get better with time, and now the slight hump I had is cleanly corrected, so I’ve taken tons of side-profile photos. Honestly, I thought if I just filled it a little with filler, the hump line would be smoothed out, but that wasn’t the case either... What’s the point of regretting it.. At least I got rhinoplasty now, so it’s fine.. haha
This is a surgery review pursuing a refined-natural look.