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Nose Surgery Reviews

Review of Donor Costal Cartilage Rhinoplasty for a Man’s Hump Nose

Before, after, after, after, before. Before surgery, even though I had a hump nose, I had a low nasal bridge, and because the nasal bone protruded, my nasal tip couldn’t support it well enough, which stressed me out my whole life After getting rhinoplasty, I felt like maybe I’m constitutionally suited for plastic surgery. I did have swelling and bruising, but it seemed like the swelling and bruising went down dramatically day by day! Until the surgery, I kept communicating with the director and put a lot of effort into narrowing the gap between the aesthetic value I wanted and the aesthetic value the director pursues. Rather than a consultation where they just say everything can definitely be done based on the line I wanted, it felt like I had received a personal diagnosis, and he raised and shaped the line of my eyes, nose, and mouth harmoniously hahaha And if satisfaction with rhinoplasty maxes out at 100, my satisfaction is 150 I was worried because I didn’t visit that many places before surgery, but I like it so much that those worries feel meaningless, and I think Lowell Plastic Surgery is the standard of a flashy-yet-natural look? Rather than clichéd things like “you got prettier” or “you look much better,” to sum it up in one thing: my ex-girlfriends started contacting me hahaha I was a little worried about recovery after rhinoplasty! Until the cotton inside my nose was removed, I mostly ate porridge that was easy to swallow, and after the cotton was removed, I ate whatever I wanted! Anyway, I’m so happy! I chose donor costal cartilage for my first surgery because I didn’t want revision surgery, so I hope it keeps lasting!!

This is a surgical review pursuing a flashy-yet-natural look.

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