~~ Situation summary~~
1. I got my nose done right after graduating at age 20 (hump nose + osteotomy + nasal septum)
2. Now, 5 years later, they say I need revision surgery because the septum and nasal tip have dropped
3. I also didn't like that my nasal bridge looked thick, and when I went to another clinic, they said the silicone was thick,, At the clinic where I got my nose done, they said it was because my skin was thick
4. It was hard to look into clinics while working, so I just visited exactly three clinics that are popular for revision surgery and made a decision
5. For the revision surgery, I'm going to have another osteotomy, build up the nose with cartilage, replace it with thinner silicone, and also have rhinitis surgery at the same time _________________________________
During the process of choosing a clinic, I asked everyone here a lot of questions,, and the posts that were uploaded helped a lot too. Everyone helped me so much, so thank you ㅠ Thanks to you, I made up my mind! A dermatology manager I know also said many of her clients who had good results got it done here.. Anyway, up to here it's okay, but what I'm worried about now is the nasal bridge line,, Usually men often get a straight line, right? But rather than something too like, “Straight line, bam! I’m obviously straight!” I like a softer look that makes you think, “Huh? Is it straight?” so I want a straight-to-slightly curved line.. But that kind of straight-to-slightly curved line isn’t that common for menㅠ Even when I search, there aren’t that many photos.. Should I play it safe and go with a straight line Or should I try the straight-to-slightly curved line.. I’ll attach a few photos, so I’d like to hear what line everyone thinks would be goodㅠ