Before <before revision rhinoplasty> before <before revision rhinoplasty> before <before revision rhinoplasty><after revision rhinoplasty><after revision rhinoplasty><after revision rhinoplasty> Reasons for revision rhinoplasty - Low nose - Nostril retraction (not a symptom of lifting due to inflammation, but because the skin was thin) - Silicone movement - Cartilage show
The lifted-nose feeling is gone, which is really such a relief, my impression has changed too, and no matter how much I look in the mirror, I like it.
It has been two weeks since my revision rhinoplasty. My nose was gradually becoming upturned, the cartilage was showing, and the silicone was moving, so I really had no choice but to get revision surgery.
Because my nostrils were lifted, it had that distinct contracted-nose look, and from the 45-degree angle to the side view, it looked like someone whose rhinoplasty had failed, so I felt depressed every day..
Another plastic surgery clinic recommended this hospital and director, so I went for a revision rhinoplasty consultation. I liked that the director only performs revision rhinoplasty, and he seemed specialized in expertise and in saving revision/inflamed noses.
Because my increasingly upturned and shortened nose changed my face too, it was very stressful, and I was told that later on there could be breathing and functional problems, so I decided on revision surgery. It has only been two weeks, and even though it was revision rhinoplasty, there is little swelling and I really like the nose line. The lifted nostrils and shortened nose have definitely come down, and the side line is so pretty too.
It is a natural line, but the nose is pretty and high, so I absolutely love it :)
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