Review of donated cartilage and short nose correction surgery

When viewed from the side, my mouth looked protruded, so my short and low nose stood out even more.. I got consultations because I wanted to correct my low nose and raise the nasal bridge at the same time during rhinoplasty, and it's now been 11 months since the surgery lol. Next month will be one year. I used donated cartilage, and not long after rhinoplasty, they removed the cotton inside my nose and disinfected it, and the swelling was clearly going down gradually and well. Until about a week, I had a runny and stuffy nose, so sleeping was really hard;; but after removing the splint and stitches, it went down steadily. I normally worry a lot about swelling, so I've been taking walks and trying not to eat salty foods as much as possible From around 3 weeks? I started wearing makeup and going out, and from 3 months I could do physical activities too!!! Bowling is my hobby, but I waited a generous 3 months before playing. I drank a lot of pumpkin juice and focused on reducing swelling. My body type is one where swelling goes down more slowly than others... After rhinoplasty, the line came out the way I wanted and settled beautifully, so I'm satisfied and going around confidently. hehe I can blow my nose freely too, and I often forget I even had rhinoplasty lolol. Recently I met a close acquaintance, and they accidentally hit my nose hard, so I was a bit surprised and it hurt, but seeing that it was fine, I think the scar is healing well too. What a relief.. hehe I'm dieting at the same time and living naturally, so these days it's fun to take care of myself, and I feel like I'm in my prime~ My confidence is at its maximum that much. hehe I just want COVID to end quickly so I can take off my mask, show my face outside, and brag..