A Month and a Half After Nose Surgery

After<2 weeks after surgery>After<the white thing is Acnon>I got surgery for a low nose at Haneul. Silicone was used for the nasal bridge (4 mm), and septal cartilage and ear cartilage were used for the nasal tip! My original nasal tip was fairly okay, so I wanted the surgery to preserve my nasal tip shape as much as possible, and the director accepted my opinion and operated naturally! Since I took the photo with makeup on, it somehow looks more defined The side-view photo is bare-faced, so it looks the same. I originally have low blood pressure and tend to have a cold body, so all the swelling went down in a week, and I barely had bruising; even that disappeared in 3 days. The first photo was taken on the bus to the airport, around 2 weeks after surgery, and even now there hasn’t been any further swelling reduction or anything. There are no side effects, but around two days after surgery I did have severe dizziness. I searched all over the internet, but there weren’t many people similar to me, and even when there were, many said things like they were so dizzy that they removed the glabellar silicone, so I worried a lot about whether I’d have to remove it again after paying for it (to the point that I couldn’t go about daily life). Then at a large hospital I happened to visit, they said it could be because of the antibiotics prescribed by the plastic surgery clinic, so from that evening I stopped taking the antibiotics, and the dizziness disappeared completely. When I looked it up, that antibiotic had an ingredient that can cause dizziness and vomiting in a very small number of people. I also contacted the plastic surgery clinic and asked whether it was okay not to take the antibiotics, and the doctor in charge said it was okay, so I haven’t taken them since. Also, I think it was because I was almost done taking them anyway! It was my first cosmetic surgery, but I really like it and the progress is good, so in conclusion I’m 99% satisfied. If anyone has dizziness symptoms after surgery similar to mine, please use this as a reference!