After <current appearance>After <current appearance>After <current appearance>After <1 week>Before <before surgery>Before <before surgery>Before <before surgery>I went to ㅇㅊㅂ for a follow-up and had the splint removed After taking out the plastic support inside my nose, it feels really relieving and refreshing I’m also posting photos of my nose shape and line
I had such a hard time because my nose was blocked from the support, but for now breathing has become so much easier I also had functional nasal valve surgery done together, and the director said it shouldn’t get blocked anymore
As for the shape of my nose, even considering that it’s still early after surgery, it looks a bit strange and awkward The bridge still feels high and quite excessive... Will it improve once the swelling goes down? They prescribed swelling medication too, but I wonder if it would have been better if they had prescribed it earlier
They said my skin is thicker than most men’s, so the swelling will go down a bit more slowly
The director said that as the swelling goes down, it will turn out much more natural than my old nose and more masculine I’m worried because it actually seems higher than before surgery...ㅠ Still, the nose line does look straight, but it’s much more swollen than after my first surgery.. After reading my review, please let me know what you think
The pain from where they took the autologous costal cartilage has also calmed down a lot. I have a scar, so I’m applying ointment I haven’t been able to exercise, so my body feels stiff and heavy I’m planning to rest until one month and then slowly start again I’m trying to reduce the swelling, but the weather suddenly got very cold, so I don’t think it’ll be easy to walk a lot. Are there any ways to reduce swelling indoors?
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This review is a surgical review pursuing reconstruction.