I originally had a round face, no nose bridge, and the starting point of my nose was at the bottom.
I had a slight bump, and I had a complex about my nose my whole life. Every time I looked in the mirror, I used to lament that my nose was so ugly,
but I thought that my face, excluding the nose, was round and pretty. So, in fact, even though I was dissatisfied with my nose, I lived a satisfied life without any dissatisfaction with the face itself.
In other words, it was my greed. My heart was exactly this. The feeling that it is better to try and regret it than to give up and regret living your whole life?
But the funny thing is that places like this made a hasty decision on surgery without even looking into the side effects related to rhinoplasty or something like that...
Still, if the surgery went well and they liked the look, they wouldn't say anything...
But during the rhinoplasty surgery, they put in autologous ribs and changed the tip of the nose. But
my nose looks really, really, really long, so when I look in the mirror, I can only see my nose, and I've moved from Seoul to Busan.
The round, innocent and pure image has all disappeared, and
I've become a long face that looks kind of mean and old. The mid-face area has really gotten longer...
I think this sense of length is actually something that can be noticed before the swelling goes down,
so it's only the 10th day, but I have no expectations of the swelling going down and
am full of regrets.
It's really, really hard. Are there any people like me?
If I lower the tip of my nose with my ribs and remove it, will I be able to return to my original nose?
It's really really hard and depressing...
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