Kim Hye-yeon reveals side effects of nose surgery: "My sinusitis is so severe I can't even breathe through my nose" [Glae-jja]

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Singer Kim Hye-yeon confessed to experiencing side effects from nose surgery.

On the 30th, a video titled "Is It Okay to Get Plastic Surgery as You Get Older? (w/ Kim Hye-yeon)" was posted on the YouTube channel 'Kim Ji-sun and Kim Hyo-jin's Glae-jja'.

The released video showed Kim Ji-sun and Kim Hyo-jin discussing plastic surgery with Kim Hye-yeon.

While talking about plastic surgery, Kim Hye-yeon confessed, "I had my nose done too." Kim Hyo-jin asked, "Did you have it done twice?" to which Kim Hye-yeon replied, "Don't ask about the number," eliciting laughter.

Kim Hye-yeon then explained, "I had it done twice. When I did it 30 years ago, the technology wasn't as advanced as it is now. My nose kept drooping down. Even though I don't have a long nose, it kept getting longer, as if it were lying. So two years ago, I decided to get my nose redone once more. A long nose makes you look older."

Kim Hye-yeon stated, "I didn't ask for much; I just asked for a slightly shorter, upturned nose. But my nose became too upturned. It was so pronounced that the nostrils were completely visible. As a result, a lot of anti-fans appeared behind me, saying I get plastic surgery as if it were eating rice. I only had it done once 30 years ago and once now. I was deeply hurt."

Kim Hye-yeon later spoke about the side effects: "Recently, I sang very enthusiastically. My sinusitis was so severe that pus had accumulated. It turned out that something went wrong with my nose surgery two years ago; they must have inserted silicone. They said the bone wasn't in its proper place and was floating. My sinusitis became so severe that I couldn't breathe through my nose. Since I have to sing, when I sang, the nasal pus would flow down, and I couldn't perform properly. So a month ago, I visited an otolaryngology clinic. I underwent surgery for sinusitis and a septoplasty."

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