After before before I thought that if you got nose surgery, everything would turn out well. After surgery, when I saw that the hump and the blunt feeling at the nasal tip still remained, I realized I was the case where nose surgery failed..... It was a result where the problem areas had not improved at all. I even took a week off work and went through a hard time, but because I wasn't satisfied with the result, I became stubborn for no reason and ended up getting revision rhinoplasty. The second surgery improved my nose into the shape I had pictured. When choosing a revision surgery hospital, I also asked a lot of female friends around me, was more careful than during my first surgery, and had consultations at four places before getting surgery. This was a place I consulted at because they said they do both primary surgery and revision surgery well, and I was able to decide because the director understood what I wanted and explained things concretely. The hump area that hadn't been smooth was cleaned up into a neat line, and I finally like the shape of my nasal tip. I also liked that when I went for a follow-up after surgery, they checked my condition carefully.
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This review is a surgical review pursuing reconstruction.