Before<Preoperative photo.... Asymmetrical nostrils>After<22 days after surgery, side view... It improved a lot from the upturned nose, right?>After<57 days after surgery, side view... As the nasal bridge is gradually being absorbed a little, it is becoming more natural>After<57 days after surgery, front view>Hello. I had revision rhinoplasty this March, and I'm leaving a review because I'm very satisfied with the result. In May 2016, I had rhinoplasty with silicone and ear cartilage, but after just 1 year, the nasal bridge suddenly swelled and became inflamed. I did not remove it right away and took medication for inflammation-related contracture for about a month. After that, I thought maybe it was okay, but at some point the nasal tip became red and the silicone seemed like it was about to break through, so I removed the silicone. After that, I went through a lot emotionally and said I would never have nose surgery again, but after removing the silicone, my nose gradually became upturned, and when viewed from the front, the nostrils also became crooked ㅠㅠㅠ It became a severely contracted nose..... From 2017, I looked into various things.. learned about autologous dermis.. and finally had surgery this March.
It has now been 2 months since surgery.... I feel at ease because I don't have to worry about inflammation. I think the biggest advantage is being able to break free from the vicious cycle of having revision surgery using silicone and various other materials, and then needing revision surgery again. The place where I had surgery performs surgery on only one person a day, so they can focus on the patient, which made me trust them even more.
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