It’s already been about 3 and a half months since my nose surgery, so I’m leaving a review! I originally had severe rhinitis and a bulbous nose shape, so I wanted to improve both the appearance and the functional aspects at the same time, and I underwent functional nose surgery + cosmetic rhinoplasty. The surgical method was bulbous nose correction using autologous costal cartilage + silicone. At first, I had a lot of worries about the surgery itself, but now I feel like it was “a really good choice,” so I’ve been living quite satisfied. Points of change When seen from the side, my nasal line is clearly defined, so my facial impression looks much more refined than before. Once the bulbous nose was corrected, my nasal tip no longer looks blunt, and it feels like the overall balance of my face has fallen into place. Functionally, it has definitely changed too. Before surgery, breathing through my nose was uncomfortable and I struggled a lot because of rhinitis symptoms, but now it has become much more comfortable. So far, the tip of my nose still feels slightly firm, and the swelling has not completely gone down yet. Still, as time passes, it is gradually becoming more natural, so I’m looking forward to what’s ahead. They say the final result usually appears after about 6 months to 1 year, so I’m satisfied even now, but I think it will get even better with more time. At first, I worried a lot, like, “What if it looks too obvious?” “Will it suit my face?” But once I actually had it done, it was more natural than I expected, and people around me even told me that my impression became clearer and more refined, so I gained a lot of confidence. More than anything, the biggest advantage is that even the functional aspect improved, making daily life much more comfortable. For those who are considering surgery, if it is a surgery that improves not only the appearance but also the functional aspect, I want to say that your satisfaction will probably be much greater. Now, I feel proud every time I look in the mirror, and I’m living with a much more positive mindset than before haha Like 0 Sympathy emoticon Translating Do you want to save this review? +0 This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-yet-polished look.
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