I didn’t want silicone inserted into the nasal bridge, and I underwent surgery to correct rhinitis and a long nose.
They said that if the nasal tip becomes higher, the nasal bridge may look low, so a small amount of donated dermis was inserted.
Even by 4 months, the crooked nose had not returned to straight, so I asked about it, but they said everyone has asymmetry and told me to contact them after 6 months.
Now, 13 months later, the nasal tip is still crooked, and I can feel the nasal cartilage is crooked and protruding upward.
Also, I requested a natural look, but compared to the nasal bridge, the nasal tip is way too high, as if it has been pinched with a clip.
I knew donated dermis would inevitably be absorbed, so I don’t mind that the nasal bridge became lower, but I think they should have raised the nasal tip appropriately to match that.
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This review is about a surgery review pursuing a natural look.