Story of a successful revision surgery for a crooked nose.

After<surgery after>After<surgery after 2>Before<before surgery>Before<day of surgery>Before<day of surgery 2>Before<day of surgery 3>I had rhinoplasty somewhere else in the past, but far from improving, my bulbous nose was still the same. Even though I had already had nose surgery, my nose still looked puffy, and people around me also didn’t think it looked like a surgically done nose, so I had a reality-check moment. My older sister said she would sign up for a community and look into it for me, so she joined, and I joined too and looked around. There was really only useful information here, so I remember staying up all weekend searching. I had only been lurking, but it seemed okay, so I went for a consultation at Respect Plastic Surgery. I had my consultation and surgery with Director Gong, and thinking that my nasal bridge might lower and droop later, I asked him to make my nose look more dramatic. Actually, after my first surgery, my nasal bridge had drooped and the silicone was also crooked, so this time I wanted a straight nose extending in a clean line. I corrected the crooked silicone and the bulbous nose that hadn’t improved, and in the end I had revision surgery with the philtrum-nose line at Respect. After surgery, eating was uncomfortable, and I thought I should really try changing my image this time, so while reducing swelling and managing my diet and everything, I also lost weight. Total win! I think Respect’s philtrum-nose line is pretty good. Since it was revision surgery, I thought it would be twice as hard, but when I look at my nose now, whether it was hard or not, I’m just happy. Philtrum-nose line, good.

Story of a successful revision surgery for a crooked nose.

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