True Revision Upturned Nose Surgery with Autologous Dermis: 3-Year Review

Honestly, I never had any complaints about my nose since I was young. People used to say it was round and cute, and I grew up being praised for it. But as I became an adult and time passed, whenever I saw myself in photos or in the mirror, I felt a little disappointed and wished I were prettier, and I kept feeling that something was lacking. Then I started thinking about my nose, which is the center of the face, and especially after seeing friends around me look prettier after getting nose surgery, it became the turning point that made me decide I should do it too. After that, I started noticing nothing but noses Most of my friends had surgery with silicone, and although not everyone had problems, seeing some of them even go on to revision surgery and experience side effects was scary too.. I wanted a natural nose without any foreign-body sensation, something less showy than a flashy nose, and I felt that if I were going to do it, using my own tissue would be safest. So I kept looking into clinics for nose surgery, called for consultations, even went around in person, and tried everything, but nothing really resonated with me. Then I came across autologous dermis and contacted that plastic surgery clinic. They said surgery was possible using my own tissue, which I wanted, and that one advantage was being able to raise the bridge sufficiently with my own dermis instead of silicone. First of all, the manager who handled my phone consultation listened well to my story and somehow gave off a warm, motherly feeling. After reading through related reviews, I became even more certain. I trusted the surgeon's skill, and I sent in a video showing the shape of my nose. Since I lived far away and couldn't make time repeatedly, I trusted my own judgment and booked both the surgery consultation and the surgery appointment at once. After making the appointment, I was so excited and looking forward to how pretty I would become that I waited every day. But the day before, I was so nervous I couldn't sleep, and on the day itself I suddenly got scared and came to the clinic shaking That was when I realized, ah, I had forgotten I was such a scaredy-cat.. After meeting the doctor and hearing his reassuring words that everything would turn out beautifully, I felt relieved for the first time. Then I felt reassured again by the manager's steady, comforting words, and a third time by the nurse's warmth. Finally the surgery began, and huh? Compared with how much I had made a fuss, worried, and been scared, it didn't really hurt. I was actually surprised. During the surgery, I could really feel how much care the doctor was taking. I was spacing out during surgery with the feeling of, where am I, who am I, and before long the operation was over. The manager said it went so well and not to worry, and I felt moved. When I looked in the mirror, my own face seemed amazing. The bridge of my nose had become much higher, and I was so curious about the final look after stitch removal. They carefully monitored my progress after stitch removal and throughout recovery, and before I knew it, 3 years had passed!! I never imagined I would leave a review about a part of my face like my nose. It feels a little embarrassing.. But I thought there might be girls out there worrying like I did, so I wanted to help even a little, and since this is my final nose after 3 years, I felt confident posting it. And there were a lot of people saying that dermis gets fully absorbed, right? Especially my friend said that. But it was completely not like that, and I think it depends on the surgeon's experience and skill. My nose regained a proper bridge, and my bulbous nose was greatly improved, so I'm living very satisfied. I don't do nose Photoshop when taking photos like before, so I gained confidence too, and I realized how important the nose really is. Thank you for reading my long post. Let's become even prettier, stay healthy, and be filled with happiness💌