I had a short, upturned nose Silicone and donated rib cartilage gave me a natural, elegant look haha

It's already been 2 months since my revision rhinoplasty, lol. Time really flies... I was satisfied because I liked the shape even at 1 month, but at 2 months, as the swelling went down further, the overall impression changed again, haha. The tip looks much more natural than before, so these days I feel good every time I look at photos, lol. In the past, my nose was short and upturned, so my nostrils were clearly visible from the side and I was always self-conscious about my nose. Now the tip has come down naturally and gained some length, so my side profile looks much softer than before. I used silicone and donated rib cartilage, and I wanted a slightly glamorous yet natural, elegant nose, lol. Am I being too greedy? But the surgeon gave me exactly that. Looking at it now, it has precisely the feeling I had imagined, so I like it more as time passes, haha. In old photos, my mouth also looked oddly protruded, but these days, perhaps because the nasal line has changed, that impression seems less noticeable too, lol. It's fascinating that changing just one nose can change the whole atmosphere of the face. I used to hear people say my nose was short or looked upturned whenever I met them, and it was subtly stressful. These days, after changing the nasal line, people often tell me that not only my nose but also the overall mood and even the impression of my face look different, lol. Comparing myself with old photos, I feel that the center of my face is more balanced, and I am quite satisfied with that too, haha. Before the revision, I worried a lot about what I would do if I disliked it again, but now I wonder why I agonized over it for so long. The short, upturned impression has decreased a lot, and it has the natural, elegant look I wanted, so I feel happy every time I look in the mirror