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Eye Surgery Considerations

Nano community review

Writing a one-month review, first of all, all the improvements I wanted improved beyond my expectations. It came out similar to the Photoshop image shown during the consultation, but the Photoshop image looked a bit awkward; once it was actually on my face, it came out looking very satisfying. The frontal swelling lasted a long time, so I was a bit unsure, but as it gradually settled, I think I can definitely write a positive review. It came out as a pretty natural-glam to glam-natural nose that harmonizes with my features and face. For cases like mine with a short nose + upturned nose, I can recommend it, but I don’t recommend it for long noses. I also don’t recommend it for people who want more than a natural-glam look. I don’t recommend it for people who want a slim, sharp nose either. After figuring out the director’s style through the blog, if you think it matches what you want, I recommend going under the knife here. They are somewhat quiet, but if you ask, they answer everything. During follow-up care, you can see the director each time and ask questions. In conclusion, I think I’m a case that turned out very well because the director’s aesthetic sense matched the look I wanted. There’s no clinic that can satisfy everyone, but Nano feels like the director’s preferred aesthetic and the noses they handle well are more clearly defined. For cases that can benefit from Nano, Nano can handle them legendarily well, but for other cases, hmm... If you don’t have a short nose, it could become a slightly long nose or a dragon-like nose. I also had a strong dragon-nose feeling in the beginning because of swelling, but it disappeared as the swelling went down. I had a short, low upturned nose, and it changed into a nose with a Park Bo-young feel. It would be good to keep these things in mind when going for a consultation.

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