Nose Surgery at [Clinic A] (Dr. Chuseongcheol) - 2 Months In! The scar tissue has settled and it feels completely like my own nose

It has already been two months since I had nose surgery with Dr. Chuseongcheol at [Clinic A] in Sinsa, so I came back with a one-month-later update! Seeing it like this really makes me realize how fast time flies. When I posted last month, only the major swelling had gone down, so there was still a slightly puffy feeling left. But now that it is the two-month mark, even the minor swelling hidden between the glabella and the tip has completely gone down, and the line has become so much thinner and slimmer!! The asymmetry from my crooked nose before surgery and the dorsal hump that used to stick out are now so smoothly settled that I barely remember them anymore T_T The biggest change I feel is the scar tissue inside my nose and the texture?? At the one-month mark, when I touched the tip of my nose it felt a little tingly and unlike my own flesh, but now I hardly feel any pulling when yawning or eating chicken, and it has become really soft and supple~ I went back to the hospital recently for my two-month checkup, and the doctor also gave me a scar-tissue injection. They are so thorough with aftercare all the way through that it feels like recovery is moving even faster~ I was already touched that they matched my picky nose requirements, but seeing them take responsibility to the end makes me want to praise myself for choosing [Clinic A]~ These days, when I meet friends I have not seen in a while, they all say, "Your nose turned out so naturally," or "I cannot even remember your old nose," and keep asking which hospital it was~ My impression looks so much clearer and more refined than before that the happiest thing is not having to worry about my side-profile angle when taking selfies T_T I do not think there will be any major changes from here, so I just hope it keeps holding up like this! If anyone here is curious about two-month pain or recovery after [Clinic A] or correction for a dorsal hump and asymmetry, leave a comment!