The most complex part of my face was my hooked nose.
People around me have been recommending me to get rhinoplasty a lot,
but what if something goes wrong? I kept putting off her surgery out of fear.
Because of her ugly nose, she developed the habit of always covering her nose when she smiled and her confidence in her face suffered greatly.
She saw many people whose image had changed drastically after just getting rhinoplasty, and
many people around her still recommended rhinoplasty, so she decided not to put it off any longer and get the surgery.
She definitely got her surgery done at a place that felt more professional than other places.
Immediately after her surgery, she had a slight fever, and her nose was stuffed with cotton, so
she could only breathe through her mouth, so her throat continued to feel dry and uncomfortable.
She wasn't in any pain, but her nose was blocked so it felt like something was flowing backwards and it felt strange.
She was surprised that it didn't hurt as much as she thought, and all she wanted to do was get the cotton out of her nose quickly.
After she removed the cotton, her nose incision and the ear cartilage site were itchy, but she tolerated it.
After a week had passed and her splint was removed, I looked at her nose and noticed that most of the bruising had gone and she was breathing well.
Although she still had swelling in her nose, she felt right away that the surgery had gone well.
After about two weeks, most of the swelling on the bridge of her nose seemed to have gone away, except for the tip of her nose.
After one month, the swelling on the bridge and tip of her nose has gone down a lot.
People around her say that the surgery went well and was natural and not too artificial.
I think it came out at just the right height and the shape I wanted.
Originally, I had a complex about my nose, so I took a lot of selfies with a mask on.
Now that I have lost some weight and my nose is shaped better than before the surgery, I can take off my mask and take selfies to my heart's content.
SUNGYESA
