Day 5 after revision surgery, please look at the asymmetry;;;

Does anyone just live with cartilage showing through at the nasal tip?

I guess it depends on how much it shows through, but first of all, unless it’s simply an L-shaped silicone implant or the silicone has shifted out of place, having ear cartilage show through at the nasal tip isn’t a dangerous situation…

It’s now been 6 months since I had my septal cartilage removed

I went for my final 6-month follow-up now, and since there’s no more reason to go to the hospital, I feel relieved. My nose has gotten much softer too. I can make a pig nose about 70%; once the scar tissue loosens in the future, I guess…

I developed contracture; it’s better to avoid the hospital where I had it done, right?

It’s been 3 years since my rhinoplasty, and I developed contracture I went to the hospital and got diagnosed I should avoid the hospital where I had it done and look elsewhere, right? For those who had contracture, where did you get it…

How many nose surgeries do people get?

I'm getting a revision this time, and my friend is getting a second revision << she had it done dramatically, then tried to go from semi-natural~natural And we both failed equally, so now we're each looking into clinics I think it's right…

Looking into revision surgery for a bulbous nose

Because of my low, flat bulbous nose, my whole face felt kind of off, so I had surgery 3 years ago. My nose tip was blunt and fleshy, so my whole face looked flat, and even though my nasal bridge isn’t extremely low, it looked very low…

I'm debating a 4th nose surgery

I've had 3 nose surgeries and I'm debating a 4th one. It's not like it affects my daily life, and it turned out pretty and well done, but when I take photos, my nostrils look uneven from the front, and I want to lower my nose just a little