I think my nose surgery turned out well with a masculine, straight nose

Because I was stressed for so long about my bulbous nose, even now, two months after surgery, I still sometimes look in the mirror and think, "I should have done this sooner." My original nose looked overall blunt, and from the front the tip looked spread out, so my face felt really heavy and stuffy. Since the nose is at the center of the face, I thought it has a big impact on your impression, so I worried about it for years before finally deciding on nose surgery.What I wanted was a straight nose that still kept a masculine feel, and I did not want a nose that looked too obvious. I told the doctor I wanted to cleanly smooth out only the blunt look of the bulbous tip while keeping an elegant straight line.During the consultation, they carefully examined my nose and explained that a bulbous nose cannot be fixed by simply making it higher, but that the tip line and overall proportions need to be matched together to look natural. I had a lot of worries because I also had a hump, but as they explained everything one by one, my anxiety about the surgery eased a lot. I liked the consultation, and I also liked that the doctor only performs a set number of surgeries per day, so I got my nose surgery from Director Chuwon at D-Day.For about a month, the swelling kept going down, so it felt like it changed a little every day, but after about two months it clearly felt like it had settled. The tip became much more natural than at first, and as the overall line was smoothed out softly, I think the straight-nose look I wanted came through well. The scar from the nose surgery is barely noticeable, and there is no discomfort in daily life. I heard the recovery period still has more time left, but even as it is now, I am fully satisfied.