After <after surgery> After <after surgery> It's been a month!!!!!! Everyone who's still within the first week, hang in there..! Seriously, once you get past that period, it feels livable and you can go about daily life!
I started going to my new job after just 16 days..! They don't know my face, so they just think this is how I look, and since I wear a mask, no one knows unless I say something!
I really asked them to make it look natural..! It turned out natural, so I'm so, soooo satisfied...!!
Maybe because when you raise the nose bridge, people's gaze gets drawn to one place, but I guess I look different...! Everyone says I lost weight or asks, "You look kind of different, right?" lolololol
The swelling really keeps going down a lot! Especially around the nasal bridge! Maybe because of that, the bridge does look like it sticks out more than the area where it connects to the nasal tip, but still, when I touch it while washing my face, the more I touch it, I can feel it's getting really thinner.
Inside my nose, there is still a tight-pulling(?) feeling, and the upper part of my nostrils is still firm(?) and hard, so I'm always being careful when washing my face! Someone who had nose surgery before told me it takes about 8 months to fully settle. And the director said swelling in the nasal bridge and nasal alae goes down late..!
Oh, I had a hump nose, so I had silicone used to build up the nasal bridge, surgery for deviated nasal septum, and columellar lengthening using ear cartilage/septal cartilage
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