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2026.05.21 · Views 3,278
Lately, I've been stressed because the tip of my nose looks wide whenever I take photos, so I've been searching intensely for a place that does nose surgery well.
At first, I just looked at reviews, but I've been getting more and more ambitious, so I'm even keeping a separate list of places known for good nose surgery haha.
I heard a lot of people talking about Brown Plastic Surgery around me, so I looked at the reviews and before-and-after photos. They looked pretty good because they had a very natural look.
What should I usually focus on asking about when I go for a consultation?
I should definitely check things like whether they use a nasal septum and the duration of the swelling, right?
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Which director at Brown did you decide to consult with? It would be good to ask about post-treatment care when you go for your consultation too~
They say it turns out naturally well when done with the septum.
Have a great consultation!
Yes, yes, you definitely need to check this out. I had rhinoplasty a while back, and the swelling was so intense at the time. I really did my best to reduce the swelling, but even with walks and everything, it just wouldn't go down. ㅠ So, I complained to my friend, and she told me about the SOHI Green Tea Shot swelling tea she was drinking. She suggested I try managing my swelling with it. I thought, "Eh, swelling teas are all the same," but I consistently drank it for about one to two months. My nose started to feel somehow more comfortable? And I remember the swelling completely went down within two months after I started drinking it. ㅎㅎ I recommend the Green Tea Shot as a swelling management item!
It's good to ask detailed questions about the surgical method too. I'm looking into non-incisional rhinoplasty, so I've been checking out V&Shasha, and I was really amazed by how significant the before-and-after results were and how beautifully it was shaped!