All the way to revision surgery

Before <before rhinoplasty> Before <after removing the splint> Before <nasal tip drooping> Before <currently after revision surgery> Before <most similar to how it looks in real life> I originally had a nasal bridge, but I had a bulbous nose. My nose was so blunt and large that when I took photos, all I could see was my nose, and when I edited photos I would only shrink my nose too much, which was stressful, so I had surgery. At first I liked it, but as time passed, the nasal tip gradually drooped and made it look like a long nose, and there was a final deeply sunken area, and if you looked closely there was a slightly indented spot. I also did not feel like the bulbous nose had improved well. So I decided on revision surgery and had the revision at the same hospital. As for the result, I really like it now. It has been about 5 months, and it has not drooped yet, and I have not had any side effects so far. However, because ear cartilage was used in the front, the scar is very visible. For the bulbous nose, I still feel like my nose is big, but the director also said that if more fat is removed from here, the silicone would show through, and that they would only do more within the limit where it would not show. I feel like if I do more from here, side effects or a serious problem could happen, so I am just going to stop here too. Still, I really like the side profile and things like that, and when seen in real life my nose does not look big, so I am moderately satisfied! Oh, and above all, they are so kind here. From the consultant to the director, they are honestly the kindest out of all the places I have been. The revision surgery cost was covered as AS for 6 months or 1 year, I think, so it was free, and I remember paying about 200,000 won? for anesthesia because of some legal requirement.