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Happy half a year birthday nose.
Holy cow. How on earth has it been 6 months? I've been thinking about how my life has changed since I had my nose done and here are my musings:
- It will completely change you but completely not change you all at the same time: you forget what hating your nose felt like - super weird, so your new straight lovely nose just becomes the norm.
- No one will notice. Genuinely. Which bothered me, I spent a lot of time, mild pain and money on this! But it really is true that we're all noticing our own imperfections to take a second look at anyone else's.
- They tell you it's the waiting after to have it revealed that is the most frustrating part, no, wrong! It's the 6 months and counting that it takes for the puffy weirdness to go down that is the real kicker, which also makes the whole experience not a dramatic change if your surgery was a minor adjustment (felt like mine was face changing, but actually, just a little straighter and smaller!)
- If you're happy with your new nose (hopefully you are) you'll never take it for granted - it'll become a big fan of being featured in pictures at all angles!
- Nope, you won't get addicted to plastic surgery. My then boyfriend now husband was convinced this would just be the start of me changing myself, that I should speak to someone (counselling) first before the change... I'm good. I don't want to go under the knife again, it was a big decision I didn't take lightly and I feel it was 100% the right choice.
- Finally, TAKE pictures. I thought my doctor would share the before and afters with me - they didn't, they lost them, but also wouldn't share them with me unless I paid £50; I read the fine print on the op, the finances, but missed that if you want your pictures you'll have to exchange MORE money.
Over and out.
- It will completely change you but completely not change you all at the same time: you forget what hating your nose felt like - super weird, so your new straight lovely nose just becomes the norm.
- No one will notice. Genuinely. Which bothered me, I spent a lot of time, mild pain and money on this! But it really is true that we're all noticing our own imperfections to take a second look at anyone else's.
- They tell you it's the waiting after to have it revealed that is the most frustrating part, no, wrong! It's the 6 months and counting that it takes for the puffy weirdness to go down that is the real kicker, which also makes the whole experience not a dramatic change if your surgery was a minor adjustment (felt like mine was face changing, but actually, just a little straighter and smaller!)
- If you're happy with your new nose (hopefully you are) you'll never take it for granted - it'll become a big fan of being featured in pictures at all angles!
- Nope, you won't get addicted to plastic surgery. My then boyfriend now husband was convinced this would just be the start of me changing myself, that I should speak to someone (counselling) first before the change... I'm good. I don't want to go under the knife again, it was a big decision I didn't take lightly and I feel it was 100% the right choice.
- Finally, TAKE pictures. I thought my doctor would share the before and afters with me - they didn't, they lost them, but also wouldn't share them with me unless I paid £50; I read the fine print on the op, the finances, but missed that if you want your pictures you'll have to exchange MORE money.
Over and out.
4 months post op pics
The swelling is still taking its time - apparently I have strong bones and thick skin!
Still a little stiff but it's getting there!
Still a little stiff but it's getting there!
4 months post
The swelling is finally starting to subside! apparently I have very strong bones and thick skin... which means the results are taking their time!
Provider Review
Dr Allwin Gnanajebamani [Harley Medical]
Talent surgeon and lovely man. Listened carefully to what I wanted whilst being professional and considerate. https://www.harleymedical.co.uk/experts-surgeons/team/allwin-gnanajebamani