Autologous Costal Cartilage Rhinoplasty for a Bulbous Nose, Kokomong

I thought my nose was the kind you can see pretty commonly anywhere? A nose like that. A bulbous nose like mine is common anywhere, right? Whether or not to get nose surgery was something I’d been thinking about for a long time, like a long-cherished wish? Something like that... Then somehow I got the chance and had the time, so just as I was thinking of looking into it, I saw reviews for Vaimin on Instagram and here and there, and ended up even getting a consultation. For the consultation, I said the starting point of my nasal bridge was a bit low, and I wanted it natural, with the nasal tip raised in an elegant-but-natural way, but with the end rounded. It absolutely couldn’t be pointy. Since it was something I’d thought about for a long time, whenever I had time and whenever a clinic caught my eye, I looked at different clinics here and there, and analyzed things in my own way. I thought that the more detailed the nose itself is, the more the overall facial proportions and even the first impression can change. But if the nose becomes pointy when it’s raised, it looks pretty obvious and, how should I put it, artificial? I felt that impression would be strong, so that’s also why I got surgery here. Yeah. I had quite a lot of things I wanted and kept talking about the detailed parts, and they understood me well. The clinic itself didn’t feel like a busy factory-style place; it felt calm, and I could tell they paid attention to each person. You’ll know if you go. Yeah. Anyway, now it’s been roughly about 100 days, and when viewed from the front, the spread-out bulbous part of my nose ** I thought that was especially important, and it turned out better than I expected. I also like the line and the nasal tip. When something turns out even better than what you planned after plastic surgery, there’s kind of a thrill? I think there’s something like that.. haha