☆★☆★☆★Bridge & tip surgery>_<☆★☆★☆…

My nose was originally low overall and the tip was too blunt, so it looked like a flat nose. Even in photos, my nose was always missing, and when I wore glasses, because I had no bridge, the glasses would slide down onto my nostrils.. it was so stressful. Even from the side, there was no bridge to be found..... It was just impossible to accept.. I barely convinced my conservative father and had the surgery.>_ < I’ve never really been afraid of anything, so cosmetic surgery and all that... But as soon as I lay down on the operating table, my heart started pounding. You know that pulse monitor they put on your toe? The sound kept getting faster and faster, beeping beep beep beep beep, and it was so embarrassing I thought I was going to die,,,I had the surgery under sleep anesthesia, and the operation took about 2 and a half hours. And in the photos there, you know the third one, right? That was around 2 weeks after surgery, and I thought the tip of my nose looked lifted,, so I went to the hospital worried, and they said it was still because the swelling hadn’t gone down yet and that it would gradually look natural. I wasn’t sure, but really, I could see the nose tip slowly settling into a more natural shape. The fourth photo was exactly one month after surgery~~ Ahh~ these days I’m completely hooked on the fun of looking in the mirror.