I had always felt that my nasal bridge was really low, and just when I was wondering what I would look like if my nasal bridge were higher before getting nose surgery, I impulsively got the procedure without looking into fillers in detail.
I had the procedure done at the place where I was receiving acne treatment, and they said we would do the procedure when the director arrived, but because I had something urgent, I pushed ahead with it.
For the procedure, they first anesthetize the skin, then insert a needle about the size of a middle finger from the center of the nasal tip, inject filler into the desired area, and as it starts to set, shape it while working down to the nasal tip.
If I had known that all kinds of important nerves are concentrated in the nasal tip, and that injecting incorrectly or filler being placed improperly can cause many side effects, I probably would not have had the procedure.
Fortunately, the doctor said he would not put filler around the nasal tip, and I agreed, so even now, one year after getting the filler, when the filler has completely disappeared, I have had no side effects.
However, after the procedure, perhaps because of my original nose shape, it did become slightly crooked.
They say that if you do not use good-quality filler, the nasal cartilage can dissolve, or the filler may become completely adhered, and in severe cases it can even affect nerves, so please be careful.
After the procedure, I think swelling and an artificial feeling are unavoidable.
More than anything, I found the feeling of the needle going in scary and unpleasant, so I don’t think I’ll ever get it again~