I've been stressed out about my nose for 3n years.
First of all, rather than having a pretty nose like a celebrity, my nose was just too big for my face... My need was to make my nose smaller.
- My nose stands out when I wear glasses. Especially when I wear sunglasses... (It's like a toy glasses with my nose and glasses attached, so only my nose is visible.)
- My nose looks bigger when I take a picture with a basic camera... That's why I decided to get surgery. (There's a limit to reducing it with an app. My friends know my original face, so if I reduce it too much with Photoshop, it's too obvious.)
- My nose shading reduces the completeness of my facial makeup (My nose has a bigger presence than its shape, so if I don't do nose shading, it looks strange and out of place.)
- My nose doesn't get covered when I use a sheet mask pack... (Shame)
If you have the same concerns as me, haven't you all considered getting a nose job at least once?
Then why did I hold out for over 3n years? I went to a plastic surgery clinic for consultations several times during that time.
Every two years, I had a plastic surgery frenzy, so I visited many famous (mostly advertised) plastic surgery clinics at the time.
But strangely, the recommended surgery was different for each place I went to.
Some places told me to put in silicone and raise the tip of my nose, while others told me to cut my nose, shave my beak, and insert my own ribs or cartilage.
Of course, if I did what they said, I would look pretty, right?
But the reason I hesitated was that I had no intention of touching my nose bridge.
As I said before, my nose was straight and nice, but my need was to reduce the presence of my nose on my face.
When I looked at people around me who had nose surgery, they had contractures and had to have a second surgery. Since there were a few people around me who had nose surgery and had a second surgery, I thought that this wasn't a problem that could be resolved in one go.
So I went back to the clinic to focus on nose tip reduction.
Among them, I chose the most famous Unimediroll, and I didn't even think about going to another clinic to get the surgery on the same day.
The biggest reason I decided to get the surgery was that the director immediately caught my concerns and explained the direction of improvement really well.
Since you gave me a sense of trust and explained it in detail, there was no reason not to do it.
And the most important thing is the director's skills...
After consulting with the director, I took a before picture, had a brief consultation with the director, and went in right away.
I lay down and they put local anesthesia on my nose... This really hurt.
Tears just flowed out of my eyes and it really really hurtㅜㅜ
I kept thinking that I had to endure this much pain to become pretty, and I endured it. It's hard to become pretty... I
felt pain when I was tying it in the middle, so I got another anesthetic injection and proceeded.
Everyone should show it when it hurts. Don't endure it~!
The director checked one side of my nose with a mirror in the middle, and when I compared it to my original nose, I realized once again that my nose was really bigㅎㅎㅎ
Long live medical technology!! Long live the director!!
The philtrum area was cold and there was anesthesia, so I didn't feel any pain at the surgical site.
I took public transportation home, but I panicked because blood was gushing out in the middle of the road. LOL
When I got home, the anesthesia was starting to wear off and it was really throbbing.
And the strange thing was that Face ID didn't recognize me. LOL I
re-registered when I got home.
And at night, my philtrum and the bridge of my nose kept throbbing, and even if I slightly strained my face and made a facial expression, it kept bleeding, and the pain continued even when I lay down, so I couldn't sleep well.
Don't look at this funny. ㅠ I was watching Reels without thinking and I almost died from the pain....
My skin is oily, and my complexion is weak, and on top of that, it was really hot this summer...
Maybe that's why my skin didn't heal well, so it took a long time to remove the stitches.
12 days on the left side and
22 days on the right side.
The director checked my progress carefully, and if it was ambiguous, he wouldn't remove the stitches, so I applied eye ointment consistently and waited desperately for them to heal.
I controlled my mind thinking that it would be better than removing it hastily, even though it would leave a scar....
Lastly, I hope that my review was of some help to those who are stressed about their nose like me!
This was my 1-month review :)
SUNGYESA
