Before before after after after I’d had nose surgery before with no obvious signs (to the point that no one around me knew...) so if I was going to have surgery again, I wanted one that would look obviously glamorous, and after my previous nose surgery I developed rhinitis symptoms and trouble breathing through one side of my nose, so I started thinking about revision surgery and went in for a consultation. As soon as the surgeon touched my nose, they said it was crooked and told me the nasolabial angle was bent and one nostril was blocked, so it would probably be difficult to breathe through one side, and I thought, ‘This is a true expert!’ haha, and without any hesitation I booked the surgery date! On day 3, even though it was revision surgery, breathing through the packing was always difficult and hard to get used to. It was uncomfortable, but I could see the nose was higher, so I endured it happily haha. On day 7 the splint was removed, and the previous hospital had said they only used the nasolabial angle, but it turned out there was more.. The doctor told me they had also used artificial bone and removed it! They explained that the side effects were being caused by that artificial bone material... thanks to that, they prevented the complications too, sob sob. Now at one month, the bruising on my face is gone and the scars are gradually fading, and I can see it clearly. Even from far away, my facial features look much more defined, so I’m really satisfied. I had a little nose pain for a few weeks, and because I’d experienced inflammation symptoms after my first surgery, I was scared it might happen again, so I called the hospital right away to ask about it, and they responded so well, checked me immediately at the hospital, and the doctor also examined me right away, then told me there was nothing wrong and reassured me! I was even more satisfied! I’m so curious how it will look once the swelling is completely gone haha.
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