Review after destroying my hump and maintaining the result

Before-before-after-after-after-after As you can see from the pre-op photos, I had a severe hump, and with rhinoplasty I broke down the hump and corrected the line to be smooth. It has been a long time since my nose surgery, so I think of this as the final line. When I wrote a review last time, a lot of people asked for information in private comments. Maybe it is because there is not much information on rhinoplasty for men. I had surgery on the nasal bridge and nasal tip (ear cartilage), hump, bulbous nose, and osteotomy. Even though a lot was done to my nose, it looks natural. Rhinoplasty comes down to personal preference, but I thought it was important to have surgery that looked natural. I chose ㅋㅇㅍㄹㅅ because it seemed like a place focused on naturalness, and I think I made a good choice. From the consultation to the day of surgery, they kept checking the line and continued designing how to get the best nasal line without making it look artificial. It seemed like they perform surgery while studying each patient's facial harmony and optimal design. That is probably why it could look natural. Since it was not a trendy line but a line that suited me, I was even more satisfied. For people with a severe hump like me, I heard there are cases where the hump is not shaved down cleanly and remains, or grows back, so I had the thought tucked away in a corner of my mind that if things went wrong, I would just get revision surgery, yeah. But the surgical hump was shaved down cleanly and the line has no unnecessary roughness. Even just doing my nose made my features look clearer and changed my impression, so I am satisfied. After seeing the before-and-after photos the director showed me and having the consultation, I made the decision right away and had the surgery, and it turned out well.