<Before surgery><2 weeks after surgery>Before surgery, the nasal bridge was so crooked that it was noticeable at a glance. If the nasal bridge is low, you can compensate with contouring, but a crooked nasal bridge absolutely cannot be corrected with makeup So I had wanted surgery for a long time, but I had no time and no money~ This time, I worked two jobs (weekend part-time job) and scraped together the surgery cost with determination. While saving money, I had looked up hospitals here and there, so researching wasn’t very difficult, and I went to consultations at a total of 3 places. I thought the surgical methods would be similar, but they differed a little by hospital, so it took some time to think about which place suited me best. I didn’t want to put an implant in the nasal bridge (scared of side effects), so I corrected the crooked nasal bridge without an implant, and since my nasal tip was a bit droopy, I used ear cartilage and septal cartilage. I only did exactly that, but didn’t my nasal bridge come out so well? The crooked nose was also corrected, so I like that it extends straight. When my nose was crooked, side-profile photos always looked like I had a hump After removing the splint, every time I look in the mirror, all I can say to myself is, “Wow, amazing” I really think a hundred, a thousand times that I did well getting the surgery. It’s not even overdone, but the nose shape came out well, and my crooked nose, which was always a complex, was corrected too. Totally killing two birds with one stone!!
This is a surgery review pursuing a naturally glamorous look.