Before <After the first surgery, the nasal bridge looked slightly hollow, but the nose had a semi-upturned shape and the nasal tip looked high> After <Current photo on day 4 after revision surgery> I had surgery last October, and starting about 7 months later, the tip of my nose started to show white through the skin, so after discussing it with my doctor, we decided to trim the protruding area and cover it with donated dermis.
Compared with the photo I previously posted here after the first surgery, it felt like it had become thinner and the nasal tip had become sharper, so the feeling that the nasal bridge looked lacking bothered me more. (But it did add more of a feminine feel.)
For this revision surgery, I requested that the nasal tip be lowered slightly and that the lacking part of the nasal bridge be balanced out.
But now that it’s done, compared with my first nose, it feels too much like a natural nose, so I’m thinking it was a waste of money..
I guess human greed really has no end ㅠ The area where the nasal tip was covered with donated dermis is round and soft-looking, and the tip feels big. How long does it usually take for this to look natural? Right now, the area covered with dermis is also a bit red, so it has a Rudolph vibe.
For those who had revision surgery for visible cartilage like me, please share some information!
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