Hehehehehehehehehehe <one week~~two months> before <before> before <before> The nose I had done 6 years ago had become severely shortened and changed into a round shape, so I looked into revision surgery and eventually had revision rhinoplasty. I went solely after seeing the sleek, sophisticated nose shape. lol lol Looking at the review designs, I was convinced they could shape my short nose into a straight-with-slight-curve shape, so after consulting with the director, I booked the surgery. When I told the director the nose shape I wanted and the nose shape I “definitely didn’t want to end up with!”, the director fully explained what could and couldn’t be done and made the design for me. The director is the god and king of noses. lol lol They made me an entirely new nose. lol lol lol From the day of surgery through day 5, I had cotton packing in, so breathing felt stuffy and the nasal tip pain was uncomfortable, but for internal nasal support and safety, I endured it well, took medicine for inflammation and pain, and recovered while taking walks. After removing the splint, from week 1, the nose shape looked extremely high and sharp? so? I was surprised, but I was told it has to be high at this point so that later, once the swelling goes down, it gradually becomes a natural height, so I waited. As expected, it gradually became more natural, you know? So I actually wished the swelling wouldn’t go down. After a month or two from surgery, it became the shape I wanted!! lololol I like the shape too, but after surgery I never once had to contact the hospital because of discomfort or anything unusual. It helped improve my image a lot, so I really think it was a great decision to have revision surgery.
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