3 months in after bulbous nose surgery + bulbous nose correction review

Hello! It’s already been 3 months since my male rhinoplasty. These days the changes are becoming clearly visible, and it’s finally starting to feel like everything is settling into place, so I’m leaving a review. In the early days after surgery, there was a lot of swelling and the nose line looked awkward, so I worried a bit every time I looked in the mirror. But around the two-month mark, the overall outline started to come together, and my face looked much more refined. Especially since people around me kept saying my face looked smaller and my features looked more defined, my confidence shot up. I think that once the bridge and tip lines were refined, the empty space in my face was reduced and the overall balance improved. These days, every time I look in the mirror, my face looks so different that I can hardly remember how it looked before. There used to be a time when taking photos meant struggling to find the right angle, but now even if I just take a casual shot, the nose line looks clean and I’m extremely satisfied. I do feel a little sad when I think about my old nose... but honestly, I like how I look now so much that I don’t even have time to think about it lol Recovery was also really fast. I spent those two months without any major discomfort, and the heaviness and foreign-body feeling in my nose have almost disappeared. It was around this time that the side profile line started to connect naturally, and the exact nose shape I wanted as a masculine nose began to show, so these days are the happiest for me. It’s not yet the absolute final line, but it seems to be going really well, so I’m truly grateful to the doctor and the clinic staff. From consultation to recovery, the whole process went smoothly, and I just keep thinking I’m glad I trusted them with it. I’m expecting it to settle even more naturally over the next month or two. I’m already satisfied enough now, but they say it’ll get even better with time, so waiting for that is exciting :)