Hey everyone, I just had to share my awesome plastic surgery journey with you all!
So, I'm a 24-year-old Thai living it up in America, and I always dreamed of getting surgery done in Korea. After doing some serious research, I stumbled upon the coolest clinic ever—Dream Plastic Surgery Clinic. And guess what? Their online and in-person consultations were beyond amazing!
Okay, let's talk about my face. I was totally focused on getting my jaw size reduced, especially from the front. The doctors at Dream were like, "Hey, don't go overboard and reduce it too much from the sides, or you might end up looking all weird and saggy."
Now, onto my nose. I wasn't a fan of my bulbous nose tip and that tiny hump on the bridge. But the super talented Dream surgeon had a game plan. Brace yourself! They suggested silicone augmentation for the bridge, using donated rib cartilages (yup, donated!) for the nose tip, combined with nasal septum stuff. Oh, and they even planned on removing some extra soft tissues and tying the alar cartilages together. Can you believe it? To top it all off, they threw in nostril reduction for good measure. I know, it sounds intense, but don't worry—I had my trusty notepad to jot it all down, and the translator was there to explain it in detail. So, before going under the knife, I knew exactly what the doc had in store for me.
Oh, and guess what else? Since I was already going through all these surgeries, I thought, "Why not spice up my eyes too?" So, I decided to go for the double eyelid surgery to make them pop even more!
I'm sharing my one-month post-surgery pics here, and I promise to keep you all updated with my progress every month.
Stay tuned, peeps!
So, I'm a 24-year-old Thai living it up in America, and I always dreamed of getting surgery done in Korea. After doing some serious research, I stumbled upon the coolest clinic ever—Dream Plastic Surgery Clinic. And guess what? Their online and in-person consultations were beyond amazing!
Okay, let's talk about my face. I was totally focused on getting my jaw size reduced, especially from the front. The doctors at Dream were like, "Hey, don't go overboard and reduce it too much from the sides, or you might end up looking all weird and saggy."
Now, onto my nose. I wasn't a fan of my bulbous nose tip and that tiny hump on the bridge. But the super talented Dream surgeon had a game plan. Brace yourself! They suggested silicone augmentation for the bridge, using donated rib cartilages (yup, donated!) for the nose tip, combined with nasal septum stuff. Oh, and they even planned on removing some extra soft tissues and tying the alar cartilages together. Can you believe it? To top it all off, they threw in nostril reduction for good measure. I know, it sounds intense, but don't worry—I had my trusty notepad to jot it all down, and the translator was there to explain it in detail. So, before going under the knife, I knew exactly what the doc had in store for me.
Oh, and guess what else? Since I was already going through all these surgeries, I thought, "Why not spice up my eyes too?" So, I decided to go for the double eyelid surgery to make them pop even more!
I'm sharing my one-month post-surgery pics here, and I promise to keep you all updated with my progress every month.
Stay tuned, peeps!
Were there any difficulties navigating the surgery process? Also thought about going to Korea but I don't speak Korean or know anyone so was a bit nervous about it.
but didn't expect it to look this good. Can I know which surgeon did your nose?