From the side, my nasal bridge didn't look smooth, so I naturally thought I had a hump nose, but after the consultation I found out my bridge was actually deviated... That's when I realized why my rhinitis had been especially severe.
There was also a clinic that recommended functional rhinoplasty, but that would have made the price go up, and I can just wipe away runny mucus... (though being blocked all the time is a problem too), so I only had cosmetic rhinoplasty. Still, since the crooked nose was corrected during surgery, breathing is easier than before the operation, which was an unexpected big win
For the tip, they used autologous costal cartilage together with ear cartilage, and the feel is better than when only autologous costal cartilage was used...? (I touched my friend's.) Of course it's not soft, but it's not overly hard either.
But maybe that differs from person to person...?? Anyway, the most important thing was having the columella extended nicely, and after surgery, an absent-looking columella appeared, so my overall image looks much more elegant than before. I'm really sorry to say this with my own mouth, but... there is such a thing as vibe, right? ^^ After surgery, I even heard that I look like a woman with great aura
I never imagined that just one nose surgery would change my vibe this much, but I'm satisfied! (My eyes also look more open and prettier, probably because the distance between my eyebrows looks higher.)
But honestly, if they told me to have surgery again, I don't know if I could do it. I like the nose, but the rib area felt sore for about a week, and not being able to wash my hair by myself was inconvenient. I held out with dry shampoo, and then on the seventh day I finally went to a salon to have it washed...
I hadn't washed my hair for a whole week, so I felt awkward and even sorry toward the stylist who washed it for me, but once it was done it felt incredibly refreshing