First of all, before surgery, I lived breathing through my mouth because of sleep apnea, snoring, and rhinitis. For 1 to 2 months after surgery, there was a lot of swelling, and functional recovery was slow, so I often wondered whether it had really been the right surgery, but in the end, it was a “huge success.” I breathe well when I sleep, and my snoring has improved a lot, so sometimes even when I’m sleeping in my room, my family doesn’t know I’m asleep. Plus, breathing through my nose instead of my mouth is a bonus...... (How did I even breathe before;;) Anyway, personally, I think it’s a surgery with good effects. I’m also highly satisfied aesthetically.
If you have the same problems as me, functional rhinoplasty seems like it would help.
(Nasal bridge 4 mm, don’t remember the nasal tip)
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