Nasal tip: septal cartilage + a very thin silicone implant on the nasal bridge (1-2 mm). The silicone is so thin it barely even shows on an X-ray When I asked at another hospital, they said my skin is very thin and fair, so the silicone could show through, and that is probably why they inserted it thinly.. But at the time, when I said it was low, the director said my nose could not be made any higher.. My nostril shape was originally normal, but my nostrils became uneven. When I asked the hospital, they said that if you have prominent cheekbones or facial asymmetry, raising the nose can make it become uneven/asymmetrical.. They said it was just because of my congenital asymmetry.. I am just living with it, but every time I take photos I Photoshop my nostrils.. Also, they said that because my nose was short, they slightly lowered the nasal bridge to make it look longer, but since I have a slightly protruding jaw, when I smile, my nasal tip goes down and the tip of my chin sticks out, so I am dissatisfied.. But compared with my eyes, my nose really had almost no swelling, and the surgery time was short too. I think the shorter it is, the less swelling there is! I asked for it to look natural, but it is so natural that the catch is people around me do not even know I had it done.. These days, because of my protruding jaw, I am looking into facial contouring or double-jaw surgery.. Overall, I feel like if your nose is small, low, and short, nose surgery does not have a big effect, and if your skin is thin, it seems even more limited.. I wish I had known before surgery.. These days I am also looking into autologous dermis or costal cartilage for my nose, but after nose surgery I want to be able to make a piggy nose, and I dislike having an implant inserted, so I am more drawn to autologous dermis.. The nose is really the center of the face, so please be careful
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