It was said that the nose could be deformed later during the nose fracture surgery, so nose cosmetic surgery was also performed. It has not been 60 days since the surgery.
After the surgery, the impression seemed to have changed
greatly, so I looked it up and found that the starting point of the bridge of the nose was located too high and the bridge of the nose was too high. It wasn't the nose that wasn't there originally...
In particular, the frontal appearance has stubborn wrinkles and shadows, so it looks older
and looks like a man.
* Originally, I have a short nose, and I asked for a natural nose to suit my face (photos presented by Kim Yoo-jung, Jenny, and IU) in pursuit of a natural nose, but the result is not so, so why do I have to pay my own money for reoperation...
* I requested an early correction at the point of less than a month, but later, I was told that I would have to undergo a reoperation to lower the silicone. Of course, the cost of reoperation is all on my own; I made an appointment 2 months later in case the swelling would go down, but it's definitely not swelling, it's the bridge of
the nose - There hasn't been a big change in the shape of the nose after the surgery, but it seems that only the nose has gotten longer, so it seems to be much better before plastic surgery. Should I have silicone removal or revision nose??
- Silicone removal or nose revision surgery, which is better??
(Silicone 3-4mm, septal cartilage at the tip of the nose)
- The operation was performed at a university hospital (province), but they say that I have to bear all the costs in case of reoperation, is this correct??!
I asked for it to be natural, but I put silicon on my eyebrows and made a male face ㅠㅠ Why do I have to pay for reoperation!
In fact, even if they offered revision surgery for free, I'm worried about whether to do it here... If the removal is free of charge, there is a willingness to do it here.
SUNGYESA
