I've been feeling this more and more these days that if I just improve the parts that I felt were my complexes, my confidence in my appearance will go up a lot, even if I don't necessarily do anything fancy...
- My prominent nose
- My thick nose bridge
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My bumpy nose bridge - My nose
tip that was too blunt - My sagging
nose -
I hated all of these things. Why is it so hard to love my own nose? When I see pretty celebrities, all I see is their noses, and whenever I go out, I get discouraged by people who have prettier noses than me, and I just want to rip everything apart and fix it.
To be honest, people around me were against me getting a nose job. My mom and dad were the most against it and all they said was that my nose was pretty and dense, but I'm sorry... It was the complete opposite for me...ㅠㅠ I actually thought my nose was bulbous... That's how I came to an agreement with my family and decided to get a natural nose job (since it was a huge surgery, I couldn't pay for it all, so my mom offered to chip in a little bit, so I reflected her opinion as well...ㅎㅎ) When it came to choosing
a hospital,
I set my standards based on the following factors: -experience
-friendliness
-cleanliness.
I had the surgery at the hospital that I thought best met these criteria. They put in silicone, used donated ribs for the tip of my nose, and even had a nose bridge reduction.
You need to have a lot of experience to be good at the surgery itself. When I had my nose opened, I was confident that they would be able to handle any difficult situations that might arise and make it look pretty and symmetrical.
To be honest, it's not like I wouldn't come back to this hospital after the surgery... If I got my nose done here and I like it, shouldn't the hospital build a relationship of trust so that I can come back to the same hospital when I want to get another procedure or surgery? I didn't want to go to a hospital that thought of me as just a place to make money..
I thought that in order to be recognized as a hospital that I could get along well with and communicate well with even after the surgery, I had to be kind. A clean hospital was a given.. I thought it was a clean place from the lobby (even the area around the water purifier or the waiting table? Even these places were so clean..) I could feel that they were managing everything hygienically for the nose line + When I went into the surgery room, I didn't see a single speck of dust.. I could feel that the nurses were thoroughly aware of the risk of infection and prepared accordingly.)
The criteria for choosing a hospital may be different for everyone, but I filtered and filtered them all and considered these three most important. If they were honest and conservative with me, and gave me safe "advice" while thinking of me, and if they rudely forced me to make reservations and insisted on materials... If it felt like they kept emphasizing unnecessary things, I wanted to leave without looking back (That means they were paying close attention to how they treated me).
Anyway, it's been a while since I had the surgery, and I'm very satisfied that my nose is still maintaining its natural shape without sagging. Just looking at the tip of my nose that used to look spread out, I feel grateful that I didn't try any surgery and just looked into getting a nose job.
Now, when people around me find my old photos, they immediately tell me that I got a good nose job and that my nose is really pretty. They acknowledge my choice... haha
SUNGYESA
