I thought my bulbous nose surgery had failed and cried every night, but three months later it feels like a whole new world

I had been stressed about my bulbous nose my whole life, so I had surgery at ㅇㅇㅂ three months ago. Just like the title says, until the one-month mark I was crying every night and going through hell, but now, three months later, I’m living a completely different life, so let me share a real review. If anyone who had nose surgery and is spiraling because of the swelling is reading this, please keep your head up after seeing this!! My original nose had a low bridge, a short nose with an upturned tip, and from the front it looked like a wide bulbous nose. So I had major work done: an implant, osteotomy, bulbous-nose correction, and for support, autologous costal cartilage was used as well. I kept begging them to make it natural, but until the splint came off and up to the one-month mark, my heart would pound every time I looked in the mirror. My bridge was so swollen all the way to the glabella that I looked like an Avatar, and because there was height that hadn’t existed before, it looked weird. But what the director said was true: if I walked a lot and let time pass, the swelling would go down and the line would become prettier. As I entered the two-month mark, the swelling between my eyebrows went down completely and the bridge line started to look slim, right? That was when the osteotomy effect really started to show. And now I’m exactly three months in... it’s seriously amazing.. The nose tip that used to look wide and blunt has settled into the round-pointed, natural tip shape I wanted! From the front, that spread-out bulbous nose has come together into a slimmer shape, and there isn’t even a hint of an artificial look. My short nose tip is also being supported firmly by the autologous costal cartilage, so it’s 내려온 at a pretty angle without sagging. The conclusion is that time is the only answer. People around me keep asking if I lost weight or why I suddenly look so pretty, but people I’m not close with don’t really realize I had nose surgery. It really turned out naturally in a way that suits my face perfectly, so I’m so happy. To anyone who saw the swelling early on after nose surgery and thought it had failed, seriously, just endure and wait three months.. Once the swelling really goes down, a whole new world opens up! Don’t cry every night like I did back then, and I hope everyone’s nose surgery turns out well! Leave a comment if you’re curious~~~