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15 years after autologous costal cartilage, want to see how much it lowers?

Whew, 15 years ago I had surgery with all autologous costal cartilage, from the bridge to the tip of my nose, and originally I had a bulbous, big, chunky nose. I asked for a small, cute, defined nose, but they said that is not possible with a bulbous nose.. They said it has to be made higher no matter what for it to look slimmer from the front; Right after surgery, I looked like Pinocchio, to the point that everyone who saw me whispered about it;; I did not have money, so I could not get revision surgery and just lived with it, but around year 5, it finally became natural, I guess... there were no more people whispering, and up to year 10 it was just like, “It is high~,” and now that it has been 15 years, my nose has drooped so much that no one would think I had my nose done. It gets absorbed really unevenly lol If you want your nasal bridge to stay high in a straight line, definitely use silicone for the bridge!!

Photos: Left is year 5 (finally escaped Pinocchio) Right is year 15 (it got so low I became Squidward)

I wrote this for people who had autologous costal cartilage and are worried because it is too high.

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This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural look.

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