After<Post-op 1>After<Post-op 2>After<Post-op 3>After<Post-op 4>After<Post-op 5>Before<Before surgery. It looks a little crooked, right? It wasn’t originally like that.. I got injured;;>Before<From the side, hmm.. there wasn’t a problem, but it needed a little sculpting>I realized injuring your nose really happens in an instant... I only let my guard down for a moment... but I never thought getting hurt would lead me all the way to rhinoplasty, ha... But I actually think it turned out well. I could have simply gone to a university hospital and had nasal surgery, but I felt like the shape would probably stay the same or something like that, so I think it was completely the right choice to be a little ambitious with cosmetic rhinoplasty and have the injured nose operated on at a plastic surgery clinic.
Of course, I never dreamed I’d be using autologous costal cartilage for my first surgery.. hehe;; They said the crooked nose had to be corrected and reset with osteotomy~ And the director said that because the nose has a tendency to bend again, it’s important to firmly fix the nasal tip and columellar support with autologous costal cartilage to prevent deformity, so for a good surgery and lasting maintenance, I had no choice but to follow the director’s advice ha
Still, at the hospital where I had it done, they only do rhinoplasty, and they said they mainly handle difficult, fairly complex surgeries~ There were plenty of reviews too~ So choosing them wasn’t much of a problem~
I’m now 7 months post-op. Externally, the recovery was almost really fast~ Internally, to be honest, I couldn’t check it myself... so only after the slight itchiness and stinging sensation completely disappeared did I finally feel, ah, I’ve recovered now? I think that’s about how long it took~
Now my crooked nose has gone back to how it should be, and the bridge and nasal tip also seem much more refined than before, so I’m living satisfied~
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