If my nose had simply just been low, maybe I might not have gone as far as getting nose surgery.. My nose had a severe dorsal hump (I'm so annoyed it doesn't show properly in the photo..) When people looked only at my nose, I even heard comments like, doesn't it look like a man's nose? No matter how femininely I styled everything else, I often heard that I was a pretty girl but had a masculine-looking face If I had only heard that a few times, it wouldn't have mattered, but because it kept happening, I got so stressed that I eventually got nose surgery.. But even just from the photos, my nasal bridge isn't that low, right? While going around for consultations, there were places saying, since you're doing it anyway, put in silicone~ and there were also places recommending other surgeries I hadn't even thought of, so right before I got completely fed up, I had a consultation here and was able to finish the surgery too.. For the surgery, I didn't use silicone on the nasal bridge and did it without an implant, and to clearly improve the dorsal hump, they did osteotomy and evened out the step-off on the nasal bridge!! And they shaped the nasal tip with septal cartilage.. Other than that, no other material was used. The director actually approached it much more conservatively than I did, (seems very sensitive about safety) which I liked, and for the nose shape, the doctor shaped it in my style, between natural-glam and glam, so I liked that too. Everyone who tends to listen to explanations without a firm opinion while going around for consultations, I recommend trying a consultation here... go go.. The director explains things really realistically. After the nose surgery, recovery was faster than I expected, and the bruising was yellow, so I don't think it was a big problem for daily life. During recovery, time did feel like it passed slowly and there were some uncomfortable parts, but I like my nose now, so even if I went back to the past, I think I'd do it again.
This is a surgery review pursuing a glamorous look.