Be careful with rhinoplasty!

I really had almost no nasal bridge? In middle school? I heard that if you massage your nasal bridge before the bones fully settle, it can get higher, so I did it diligently, but it was still very low And my nasal tip was also asymmetric? I guess that's how to put it. On top of that, I even had a hump Anyway, it was a subtle degree only I noticed, so other people would say, “It's fine~,” but you know how once something starts bothering you, it keeps bothering you So I ended up getting rhinoplasty. I had saved money from part-time work anyway, so I just went for it. I looked more into private clinics than big ones, and I thought a place that set a long consultation time and really looked at my face would be good. I did a ton of online research and went to a ton of consultations, and ㅇㄴㅁㄷ was exactly my style. I had silicone inserted for the bridge and ear cartilage placed in the nasal tip! I also corrected my bulbous nose and even corrected the crooked nose caused by the hump. In week 1, the swelling was so severe that I really wondered if this was my face, and my nose was also extremely high, so I was worried After removing the splint, the swelling really started going down rapidly, which was fascinating. I also took a lot of things that are supposedly good for swelling, like swelling tea and pumpkin juice It's just been one month now, and although the swelling hasn't fully gone down yet, I really like the line. I prefer a slightly curved look over a straight line, so I requested that, and I think it came out the way I wanted I really like it even now, and especially after makeup, I like that my image seems to have changed a bit. I heard a lot that you should be careful with rhinoplasty, and since it really isn't an easy surgery, everyone should look into it thoroughly.. Likes 0 Sympathy emoticon Translating Would you like to save this review? +0 This review is a surgery review that pursues natural beauty.