The Smile I Found Again. (Photos removed)

Over the past year... just thinking about the wounds in my heart and the pain I never even imagined makes me start to cry again. My nose had a slight hump, and the bridge wasn't low, but maybe because my personality is a little trusting of others and optimistic, always thinking only of the good things... that was my mistake. My first nose surgery in April 2007 ended in failure, and after removing the Silicore because of inflammation after 4 months, I waited another 6 months until the wound healed. Then this month, or rather last month, on May 9, 2008, I went to a plastic surgery clinic near Apgujeong Station that is, if famous, at least somewhat famous, and had a revision surgery. I had consulted countless times, desperately wanting a pretty nose, going over in detail the shape I wanted until I was sure they understood, and after a 3.5-hour surgery, the moment that also ended in failure, I think my depression began. I cried every day, and like the person who posted below, they put silicone between my eyebrows, but my nose, which already had a slight hump, was under-corrected and looked uneven, and they put silicone between my eyebrows!! Even with no medical knowledge, I don't think I would have done it that way if I were the one having surgery. I was hurt once by the disappointment, and then again by the fear of a failed revision surgery, and I couldn't do anything. Fortunately, thanks to my older sister's information, I found ㅇㅇㅇ Plastic Surgery Clinic and had my nose opened and operated on again just 20 days after the revision surgery, and the enormous emotional and financial wounds were healed... Truly, by the third surgery, I felt like this was gambling with my face. My personality changed, and twelve times a day I was filled with resentment and anger, unable to work. That surgery was my last bit of courage, and I am so grateful that it gave me the nose I wanted, so I don't wish for anything more. Please be careful. Really, don't think like I did that all plastic surgery clinics are more or less the same... it'll work out somehow. Ah... I've talked too much, haven't I? Anyway, I want to thank Dr. ㅇㅇㅇ for giving me my smile back, and I wanted to let people going through the same kind of case as me know, so I gathered my courage and posted this. Fighting!