This is a review of what I felt after having my nose reduced in May of last year and it has been almost a year. And now, I have contacted the hospital where I originally wanted to undergo reoperation through an lateral incision. First of all, my nose is not a big nose, but my nose is high and my nose is wide. During the consultation, I found out that my nostrils are pot-shaped and the nose wings are a bit thick. We sold 4 products that are famous for nose bridge or nose surgery. Except for one named medial incision, 3 places did not do medial incision at all. The reason I dont do it is because it almost doesnt work heh.. In conclusion, I also wanted a natural nose, and I was worried about the scar, so I decided to do a medial incision. Considering the asymmetry of the nose, reducing it as much as possible! However, he reiterated that the effect is subtle even at the maximum. I was very strict, so I had a sore nose and uncomfortable for up to 2 months. Until this time, the swelling did not go away, and above all, I was worried that the nostrils had become jjakjjjakjjak, and I was worried that the nose was going to fail. I dont feel stressed when taking selfies, only the bridge of the nose has gotten smaller, but I was very satisfied with the effect that the nose itself looked sharper and smaller. It was a pity that the swelling had completely disappeared and I remembered the time when the nostrils were further reduced in the first year. Its not that the surgery doesnt work. When I look in the mirror, I wonder if my nose has returned, but looking at the picture, it looks a little different from before the surgery haha So, as I said at the beginning, this time, I want to operate with an lateral incision. Its not that the previous surgery failed, but I was convinced that I would further reduce the nostrils through this... Of course, I am worried as there are many cases of side effects and failures of nose reduction. Hope this helps others with similar experiences as me! Hope you all get a pretty nose, gun gun
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SUNGYESA
