It’s almost been a year since my revision rhinoplasty at Edition Plastic Surgery (+ autologous rib rhinoplasty, bulbous nose correction)

I had nose surgery once about 7 years ago, and at first I was fairly satisfied and lived with it. But as time went on, I started to feel like the tip was gradually dropping, and from the front the tip looked blunt, so every time I took photos it seemed ugly.. This time I thought I really needed to look into it properly and do it again, so I searched for revision rhinoplasty reviews a lot. Since it was a revision, I thought tip support was important, so I started leaning toward autologous rib rhinoplasty, and because I also wanted to clean up the tip that looked stuffy from the front, I also considered bulbous nose correction. The nose I wanted was a clearly changed, glamorous nose, but I didn’t want the tip to look too sharp or artificial..!! I wanted the bridge and tip lines to be distinct, but I wanted the tip shape to remain round and soft. When you look through a lot of revision rhinoplasty reviews, there are many cases that turn out fine in a standard way, but I thought if it didn’t suit my face it could end up looking more burdensome, so I focused on how the tip is supported with autologous rib rhinoplasty and how naturally the front view changes after bulbous nose correction! There were a few reasons I chose this clinic! I liked the system where the chief director personally takes responsibility for the surgery, and they said the number of surgeries per day is limited, so I thought they might pay more careful attention. I thought revision surgery is much more complicated than the first surgery, so I wanted to avoid places that run like a factory Also, when I looked at revision rhinoplasty reviews and before-and-after photos, there seemed to be many revision cases, and the cases that improved tip drooping or a blunt tip looked similar to my concerns, which is why I chose them! Especially in the autologous rib rhinoplasty cases, the tip line seemed to be held very stably, and the bulbous nose correction also didn’t seem to just make the nose overly thin, but rather to refine it in a way that matched the face, so it seemed to suit my taste well! At the consultation, I explained in detail that since the surgery 7 years ago my tip had dropped, that the tip looked blunt from the front, and that this time I wanted a slightly glamorous line. The doctor also looked at my existing nose and explained that the tip support seemed insufficient, and said that in revision surgery it’s important how the tip is raised and how the line is shaped. In the early stage after surgery, maybe because of swelling, it was high and quite firm..! But as time passed, the line gradually became more natural, and now it’s almost been a year, and even though time has passed, I don’t feel like the tip is dropping again, so I’m happiest about that The line from the bridge to the tip is much clearer, and the bluntness of the tip has been improved a lot from the front. When I was looking for revision rhinoplasty reviews, my biggest worry was, “What if it’s pretty at first but drops again later?” But so far the line has held up well, so I feel relieved The autologous rib rhinoplasty felt like it supported the tip more stably, which made me very satisfied. Of course, everyone’s nose condition and skin thickness are different, but in my case, even though the tip became clearly higher than before, the tip shape is not too sharp and stays round, which I like! Because I also had bulbous nose correction, the nose doesn’t look spread out from the front like before, and the center of the face looks much clearer. I wanted a glamorous nose, but I also wanted to avoid an overly artificial feeling, and I think it came out right in that middle ground The doctor’s skill really.. After living with it for almost a year, I feel that for nose surgery, the initial result is important, but what matters most is how it holds up over time Especially for revision surgery, I felt you really need to choose the clinic carefully.. When I consulted here, the chief director personally taking responsibility, limiting the number of surgeries per day, and the fact that there seemed to be many revision cases all played a big role in my choice! I didn’t just look at pretty before-and-after photos; I compared a lot of revision rhinoplasty reviews from people who, like me, were worried about tip drooping, a blunt tip, and revision surgery, and then decided, so I have no regrets If you want to keep the tip round while still making the overall line glamorous, I hope you’ll look closely at each clinic’s revision rhinoplasty reviews like I did, and make sure to ask in detail about the direction of autologous rib rhinoplasty and bulbous nose correction during the consultation!!