About 2.5 months after male nose surgery at N&D

As of now, it has been about two and a half months since the surgery, and most of the after photos were taken about one month later. The reason I started considering nose surgery was that my bridge itself was not especially low, but I had a dorsal hump and the tip of my nose drooped quite a bit. When seen from the front, the bridge was not straight, and it felt a little wide. After getting a recommendation from an acquaintance for the N&D plastic surgery clinic, I had autologous costal cartilage surgery with Director [Doctor A] after the consultation. At around the point where I am looking at the three-month mark, what I feel is that it was truly the right decision. From the front, the bridge looks more alive, so my features feel more defined, and especially because the dorsal hump nose feeling is gone, the masculine impression feels much more alive! More than anything, during the pre-op consultation I was not considering the interbrow area, but the director said that preserving the interbrow area would improve the overall image, so we proceeded that way, and I feel it looks much better than before! Since the director has good aesthetic sense overall, they brought out areas I had not considered, and my nose feels much more vivid. Both my acquaintance and I tend to swell easily, so I was worried until the surgery, but after about a week, most of the swelling had gone down, so there was no disruption to daily life at all. Since I raised the bridge quite a bit, there was some tightness, but almost no pain. The reactions from family members and acquaintances who knew I had cosmetic surgery were that it turned out very naturally and well. In fact, everyone I met for the first time after the surgery did not realize I had had surgery. Honestly, if a guy has obvious plastic surgery, it can feel a bit cringe, so I am satisfied and relieved about that too, haha. If you want the hospital info, leave a comment and I will send you a message!