Rhino at View, November 2018 (Caucasian Nose)

[msarianna]

Wow congratulations on successful surgery! Your nose looks great!

 

[pinkcats-purplepeonies]

@Jennobe How are you now and how do feel about your results?

 

[hellosandy]

Jennobe said: ↑

Dr. Yun Chang Woon! When I had the initial consultation the translator told me that Dr. Lee (the other main doctor at View) specializes more in Asian features, while Dr. has much more experiences with western/caucasian features.

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PinkCats-PurplePeonies said: ↑

@Jennobe How are you now and how do feel about your results?

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yes i'd like to know as well pls! I want to get my nose done too and view seems to have the most positive reviews for rhino(also your nose looks amazing!)

 

[dgtheone]

Jennobe said: ↑

Update with pictures!

So on day 8 the splint came off (so exhilarating!) and by then almost all of the swelling on my face was gone, so I could see the new shape of my nose and all. I regret not taking a picture immediately then because a few hours after a bit of rebound swelling appeared on my hump area, so the pictures I have now are not exactly the final shape. With hump reduction a tad rebound swelling is very common and usually takes around a month to pass so I'm totally fine with that (I took a month's vacation anyway...). Even at this point I'm very pleased with the results - I wanted a change that is not extreme but noticeable, and most importantly fits my face. Now post-op I naturally have thoughts like "oh should have asked for more this or that" but at the end nose jobs can so easily go completely wrong so I'm glad I changed a tad too little than the other way around.

I'm especially happy I got over the fear of having a surgery in a different country - there's a reason why they call Seoul the plastic surgery capital of the world! Everything here was definitely on a different level, from the doctors to staff at the clinic. I'm also really glad I went with View, at the end I do feel there's something about big clinics that you don't get in small ones. It's really in the details like having people at the front desk who speak english or having a dermatology department (I got a facial after the splint was removed actually!). With that said you have to be certain beforehand that you're really capable of going through the process - yes healing is only a few days, but you will feel like hell during those. I would also recommend knowing what do you want to do to your face, but be open to new ideas when you go to consultations. I'm glad I had several consultations in different places not only to compare offers, but to hear what different doctors have to say about the shape of the nose and what kind of procedure they would go with.

And now the pics!

Before:

As you can see my nose had a visible hump, was kind elongated and a bit droopy at the tip.

During:

Expect quite a bit of swelling in the first few days...

After:

When I run my finger on my nose i can feel the bridge part is a tad raised, though it's not very visible in the pics. I expect this to go down later and I'll see the final results in the next month or two.

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Looks like a great job! Congratulations and thanks for posting!

 

[hello2019]

Do you remember who your consultant was? How long did you stay in Korea? Do you think 2 weeks is enough time?