Before <right nostril collapsed in the photo> After <after surgery> What I realized after getting rhinoplasty 1. There is no such thing as “perfect” in this world 2. There is no such thing as “exactly” in this world 3. There is no such thing as “Could that really happen to me?” Anyone can have surgery and have something go wrong
Everyone, I really hope you come to your senses and look into rhinoplasty carefully. I think some people came in after seeing the title and wondering what this even meant. But I really never imagined that my nose would end up like that after rhinoplasty. Did it collapse over time? No, that’s just a way of putting it. The doctor did my rhinoplasty like that.
I asked for early correction, but they told me to pay an additional fee. At first they insisted it was swelling, and after a few months had passed, the timing had already been missed, and they told me to come back after 6 months lol
I just became completely fed up with that hospital, and for a while I couldn’t meet people. I only met friends and family who knew my situation, and work? Yeah right.. lol I only occasionally did part-time jobs where I could wear a mask.. I absolutely didn’t take off my mask and talk in there, or eat anything there, or do anything like that. That’s what a person becomes like. I used to be really outgoing, but one botched rhinoplasty completely changed my life..
Everyone, nothing is perfect. Doctors are human too. One slip of the hand can cause a problem with my nose. But you have to look at their attitude afterward. Don’t end up with a hospital like mine that avoids responsibility until the end and says it’s not their fault.. Got it..
Hospitals absolutely won’t admit it’s their fault. Don’t casually think this won’t happen to you. The best thing is to research thoroughly while truly thinking that things like this can absolutely happen to you too..
Anyway, I’ve now had revision rhinoplasty, and my nostril has pretty much gone back. Ah! It’s so perfect! So! good! Everything is fixed! I think saying that would just be like mocking someone. I won’t give false hope. From the front it really looks okay, but they said the shape looking slightly awkward from below is something I have to accept. The material used was AlloDerm, and I had osteotomy of the nasal bridge.
Still, I guess I feel much better. I do like the result, I suppose.. I meet people now and go around without a mask. Since almost no one is going to stare at me in detail, I’m trying to walk around confidently.
I thought it wouldn’t be fixable, but I can’t tell you how comforting it was when they said they would do their best. (And even though they said it bluntly rather than in a kind tone? lol Tsundere.) So everyone, don’t focus only on things like “kind kind” service. Please focus on skill.. please..!!
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