1. What is the hard thing protruding on the right side of the glabella? This is silicone! Correction itself isn't difficult. We can make an incision inside the nose and push it, but if we correct it, the nasal bridge won't be vertical, so it's better to just live with it. > I'm planning to check in detail once again whether this is an unavoidable issue because the axis of my face is tilted.
2. Whether the columella will become more crooked and the nasal tip will droop It was corrected firmly, so don't worry.
3. Whether the nasal tip can become slimmer, and whether alar reduction or alar lifting is needed Think of nasal-tip scar tissue as lasting up to a year. Alar reduction or alar lifting is optional, but a skin incision is irreversible, and I wonder if it's really necessary. > Alar reduction had a bigger effect from the front, and alar lifting had a bigger effect from the side, so personally I'm leaning toward alar reduction, but it's a surgery that people in this community strongly discourage, so I'm hesitating.
4. Whether the pinched look will get better (it was worst around 2 weeks to 1 month after surgery and is gradually improving) It's not a side effect of cartilage tying, but scar tissue. I can't give a definite answer on whether it will become completely okay. Try Rejuran today. It hurts a lot, but it should help. > It really hurt enough to make me curse^^ It hurt so much I couldn't breathe, and tears poured from both eyes... Looking at reviews from people who do full-face treatments, they apply numbing cream, but I just got the injections, so I guess it hurt more.
Additionally, they told me not to take acne lightly, to cleanse thoroughly, absolutely not to get inflammation injections, and to contact the clinic. I also made another progress-check appointment for 2 months later.
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