I had surgery at One Pick Plastic Surgery in Nonhyeon, and it's been about a month and I think things have settled down nicely!
I corrected the bridge of the nose, hooked nose, double nose, and nasolabial angle.
It's called a review, but actually, there's nothing to write about on the day of the surgery. I was so nervous while lying on the operating table, but then I suddenly opened my eyes and I was in the recovery room... I don't remember much. If I remember anything, I kept walking. The nurse at the hospital who guided me told me to go somewhere, but she just told me not to lie down for now. If I had told him to walk with more courage at that time, he might have fallen and hurt his nose.
The first day after the nose surgery, I couldn't breathe at all because of the cotton blocking my nose, so I was so frustrated that I could only sneeze through my mouth. A day later, when the cotton was removed, the air coming in was so sweet and a whole new world. was
I was worried that surgery would be very painful since it involves cutting the flesh and applying a knife, but when I actually had the surgery, rather than feeling pain, I felt more uncomfortable because I had to be careful of all sorts of things!
Actually, as long as I took the medicine given at the hospital regularly, I didn't think I would feel much pain, but the most difficult thing was having to breathe through my mouth at first and sleeping while lying down.
My basic posture was to lie on my side, bury one side of my face in the pillow, and curl my legs like a shrimp to make myself cozy. After the nose surgery, I was told to sleep on my back for a month, so I paid attention to it and had a hard time sleeping. ..
I was worried that I would toss and turn alone in my sleep and then lie on my side without realizing it and ruin everything myself.
People are never supposed to pay attention to their nose while sleeping haha.
Right now, I'm sleeping well with my face buried on my side without even thinking about it. The hospital or someone didn't tell me to sleep on my side again, but I think I naturally feel like I'm okay now.
Anyway, the most important thing was the shape of my nose at first because it was so swollen that it looked really ugly, I was embarrassed to see the hospital nurses and staff, and I didn't want to go out of the house.
Well, the hospital staff probably don't care because it's a scene they see every day. Fortunately, you can wear a mask on the street, so fortunately, such a shameful incident didn't happen!
In that respect, I feel very fortunate that I had the surgery in the Corona era.
About a week after the surgery, I wore a mask and went for a lot of walks. Although other people probably didn't care much, I still went out only at night because I didn't want to run into anyone as much as possible.
From this point on, my friends began to invite me to my house and show me around haha.
The swelling starts to go down at a faster rate after about 2 weeks, but honestly, at this time, it felt like both sides had become even, so I didn't like it more than at the beginning of the surgery, and the most I thought was that it was a mess. I think
But now both sides have healed well so I don't think about that. I wonder if the speed at which the swelling goes down on both sides is different. At that time, it was a period of real maximum stress.
I've been doing well without any pain except for a month when I was lying down and playing on my phone and dropped it and hit the corner!
Every time my friends tell me that they want to get their nose done too, I feel good and I feel fortunate that it went so well compared to what I was worried about.
Just!! I'm happy right now because the surgery went well and the case went well, but it's really scary to imagine that if something goes wrong and I have to keep carrying the stress I went through in the 2nd or 3rd week.
So, don't think it's easy and just do it anywhere. The price is the price, but above all, I hope you think carefully before deciding to go to a place where you can communicate well, listen well, and listen to your concerns together!
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