Surgery Reviews

 

Front view before surgery -> Front view after surgery - the difference is quite dramatic...

45-degree angle photo hehe

Side view!

My nose was really low and had a bulbous shape. As you can see from the pre-surgery photos, because my nose was low and bulbous, the distance between my eyes appeared wider and my entire face looked puffier rather than slim. It was a serious bulbous nose problem. Since I had a bulbous nose, I was expecting a significant difference in the front view after surgery, but I was also pleasantly surprised by how much prettier the side profile became. The front view now shows the emergence of a nose bridge that didn't exist before, and the nose tip has become thinner, giving my overall face a more refined appearance. For the side profile, the line from the nose to the mouth falls beautifully, and people around me say it looks really pretty from the side view. My nose bridge has appeared and the nasolabial angle!! Now that this line falling from the nose to the mouth looks beautiful, before, because my nose was relatively so low, even though my mouth type wasn't one that protruded, it seemed like my mouth protruded more than my nose. I'm very satisfied because the surgeon carefully considered my overall facial proportions and nasolabial angle during the surgery.

What's really important about nose surgery is that many people get it to improve their side profile, but it's really crucial to have surgery at a hospital that considers your overall facial proportions and harmony and creates a beautiful nasolabial angle!! I did thorough research beforehand, and I'm very satisfied because my nose came out beautifully. The swelling is going down in real-time after surgery, and my face is becoming more and more refined day by day. I'm especially happy to have escaped the pillow face look. I hope everyone does their research thoroughly before surgery. If you have any questions or want to know more about nose surgery, feel free to ask and I'll let you know.