Before<<Pre-op photo!>>After<<Post-op photo!>>As in the title, rhinitis and a slight upturned nose were the issues, and before revision surgery, my nasal bridge was also low, so this was a case where I had revision rhinoplasty because of several complaints. They corrected nostril asymmetry and also included rhinitis surgery! While looking into hospitals, I had a bad memory from a large hospital, so I looked more toward private clinics, and in terms of how much they paid attention to me and the quality of the consultation, the private clinic side was better... I don’t know about everyone else here, but that’s how I felt first of all!
And because I was having surgery again, I was worried, and I really agonized over having to feel the stuffiness of the splint and not being able to wash again. But thinking it was the last time, I just shut my eyes and got through it, and now I just like it so much. The nasal bridge height, asymmetry, and upturned nose all improved well! I almost would have regretted not doing it just because I hated the ideaㅠㅠㅠㅠ Above all, this doctor, while checking my progress, pointed out again the parts I might have missed. They checked whether I had done anything they told me not toㅠㅠ For someone scatterbrained like me, it was a good hospital...
And something I want to emphasize is that it seems like nothing, but when taking things down from high places, I think it’s better to use a chair or not do it at all. Especially everyone who often drops things, if you take things down like usual and it even hits your face, that would be a big problemㅠㅠ I’m saying this because I also once took something down by myself from above, it fell onto my face, and I injured my noseㅠㅠㅠㅠ That was after surgery at my previous hospital, so after this surgery, I put a chair under me, climb up, and take things down slowlyㅠㅠ You might think, wouldn’t it be fine if you just take it down well? But in the moment you think “oh no,” you lose it, and it somehow falls exactly on the surgical site, sigh..
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