BEFORE
Hello, I'm Yoon Chae-rin, a member of the girl group Newel and a 2025 Supermodel alumna. I think a smile shapes a first impression, and the balance of my teeth affects my confidence. I had orthodontic treatment twice, but the finer details still bothered me. My work involves a lot of filming, and I was often disappointed with the results. Smiling on camera, especially during commercial shoots, felt awkward, and I rarely got a good shot of my smile. I wanted to feel confident about my teeth again and connect with people with a big smile. MAKE recommended a design suited to my face and image, and I especially appreciated how they reflected the natural look I wanted. I could see the planned result with my own eyes instead of just imagining it. That gave me confidence in the process and made me look forward to my new smile. When I meet fans, I want to show a brighter side of myself and smile openly instead of always looking like a 'chic princess.' Maybe I'll become a 'smiling angel'!
AFTER
When I first looked in the mirror, I was honestly a little surprised. My face was familiar, but I kept looking at my smile and wondering if this was really me. I was very happy with it. I had been worried about how much of my teeth would need to be prepared, but the treatment felt so comfortable that I almost dozed off. People noticed the change right away. The other members told me I looked much brighter, and my manager said the result was naturally beautiful without looking overdone. Orthodontic treatment had improved the alignment, but I still felt the shape and subtle balance of my teeth could be better. This treatment brought those details together. I used to smile lightly with my mouth closed; now I can smile confidently in front of the camera. The result was remarkably close to the simulation I saw during my consultation, which strengthened my trust. If my confidence was 85 out of 100 before, it feels almost perfect now. Maybe my formerly chic image will turn into that of a 'smiling angel.' I'm excited to see my expressions and smile come alive on stage. Shall I be the 'smiling angel' in the ending shot? 'It's okay to smile as much as you want now' and 'go forward with more confidence' are what I tell myself. I would recommend talking to a professional instead of worrying alone. There are more options than you might think, and even a small change can make a big difference.
