Three-month review of male nose surgery at OOOB Plastic Surgery

My old nose looked too wide on both sides when photographed from the front. The tip was also round and spread out a lot, so even from the side it looked short and low. While reading reviews, I decided to get a consultation because I wanted a masculine straight nose. The director said that there needed to be a natural connection from the bridge to the tip, otherwise it would feel too heavy for a man's face. The design explanation felt very realistic, which made me even more interested, and because everything was explained specifically, it was easy to decide. By the three-month mark, the swelling had gone down a lot, and the line I liked became clearly visible. The feeling of the tip being blunt and clustered together before now rises naturally upward together with the bridge and tip, so the wide-nose look disappeared and the nose looks slimmer. Since osteotomy and bulbous-nose correction were done together, I think the width itself was refined as well. It seems they gave me a natural masculine straight nose without anything excessive, just like we discussed in the consultation, so I am satisfied. The only discomfort was during the early period when I had the splint on, and now I can breathe well and comfortably. For the surgery, they used a bridge implant, short-nose correction, bulbous-nose correction, osteotomy, and autologous costal cartilage. I did not know short-nose correction was needed too, so I was honestly a bit surprised, but it seems I made the right choice. Even the philtrum, which used to look long, now looks shorter. Anyway, I had read reviews saying they are good with men's noses and that they look at the nose very objectively, so that is why I went. In the end, I think it was the right decision to have the surgery.