2 weeks after removal and revision surgery... For everyone looking into nose surgery ...

1. The director makes the style I want into their own style Check whether the image I want and the image the director pursues are similar No matter how famous a director is for doing noses well, if the style doesn’t match mine, I wasn’t satisfied Even though I was dissatisfied with my nose, I thought there wasn’t really a problem, so I just lived with it, but since my nasal tip was upturned, I removed everything and naturally had revision surgery.. 2. Filter out what needs to be filtered out in communities While looking into revision surgery, I went into cafes and apps as usual this time too And I also looked here additionally The suspicious people were actively posting in all three places But what really made me dumbfounded while looking was Posts where people list hospitals and exchange comments with content like, how many places are appropriate for online research and in-person consultations? Isn’t your list too long? That list seems enough... It smells fishy... And when making my nose, I don’t need anyone’s opinion except the director’s You don’t know whether people who don’t even know your face are speaking sincerely or speaking for advertising, right? I don’t think there’s any need to be swayed So this time, I think I really searched by myself and went around for in-person consultations From here on, it’s my personal experience and impressions... 3. Directors’ stubbornness also differs depending on their aesthetic style Directors who mainly do glamorous styles -> they feel somewhat assertive Even if I said I wanted it natural, there were many who consulted me not based on the style I wanted, but based on the style the director liked (I went to many nose consultations, and I clearly felt that the feeling I had during my first surgery was something I should have avoided) In general, directors with glamorous styles tend to be quite assertive, so if you want a natural effect, it may be difficult to exchange opinions and discuss things... Directors who mainly do natural styles -> communication with the director is good, but I have to make the decision Communication with the director is very good, and they recommend my current nose condition, surgical method, materials, and so on according to the style I want, but unless it’s an extreme situation, they explain plan A and plan B, so I may have to decide things like the material or surgical direction myself Instead, if you ask the director’s opinion, they will at least tell you which direction seems best To sum up, directors with natural styles were a bit conservative. They were more on the side of minimizing the list as much as possible Conclusion Nose surgery doesn’t end in one try^^ If you’re going to have surgery, I hope you really, really think a lot, consider it carefully, and then decide... These are things I felt through my experiences so far, so some of you may have different opinions from mine