In the past 3 years ago, I did a lot of research to get my nose done, which was a trauma from my school days. Yejin Plastic Surgery Clinic was the private hospital I went to after filtering out all the blacks while selling information in search of information for over two months. Hearing the rumor that he is naturally good at it, he went to see it and, like others, put silicone in it and corrected the Bokko with no implants so as not to regret it. Even though it was my first surgery, the price was very cheap, but I thought that I had such talent, so I got on the operating table and closed my eyes. The results were really disappointing. I did not know where the cost of the surgery, which was over three hundred, was raised by taking a loan for the money I was short on while working part-time for several months. My family also asked where the surgery was, and I couldn't figure out what had changed... But I believed and waited because I thought the splint was still on and the swelling had not gone away. It's a change of heart... There was no one around who noticed that I had the surgery, and the fact that my nose was stifled didn't cause any major side effects, but minor aftereffects such as frequent nose sores and occasional stinging pain came. It was really futile. I don't know what I was spending the money for, and I'm thankful that there is no major inflammation or contracture, and I've been living for 3 years. Finally, I am looking into reoperation now. Three years ago, I tried to shake off the lingering feelings, but my self-esteem fell, so naturally my eyes went blind. I really wish I had this nose, but every time I get on the subway, I only look at people's noses.. lol Even though there is no inflammation or contracture, I know that I am greedy for surgery to get better, and I am searching for a hospital even though I know there is no guarantee that there will be nothing wrong with touching my nose. Until I keep having nightmares that disappear because of my nose dented, I wonder why I'm here ㅋㅋㅋㅋ I think plastic surgery is half hard work and half luck to know really well. I hope that the members of the celestial sacramental service will work hard to recognize those who have decided to undergo plastic surgery and will not regret it like I did..
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SUNGYESA
