I was still scared about doing the nasal bridge, so I was only thinking about the nasal tip, but when I had consultations, some places recommended the nasal bridge because I had a hump on it, so I started hesitating.. The place I chose was PR, and the director said I didn’t need to do the whole nasal bridge, and that refining just the hump and doing the nasal tip would be enough, so I felt like we were on the same wavelength, and that my concerns could be addressed while having surgery safely. So for the nasal tip, I used autologous cartilage, and the protruding-looking part was also resolved by rasping down the hump! Originally, my nose wasn’t the bulbous type with wide, fleshy nostrils, and my bridge wasn’t low either, but from the side, because of the hump, it looked a bit masculine and witch-like,, and it also made the nasal tip look more droopy. This time, I thought I’d be happy if my nose surgery just turned out natural, but it came out even better than I expected~!! My facial impression looks better too, and the nasal tip looks rounder, naturally defined, and slightly lifted, so I’m very satisfied! Especially! Director Noh had the vibe of someone with real experience, so I think trusting him with it was the right choice!
This is a surgery review that pursues a natural-yet-glamorous look.