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Had my second nose surgery. Used donated costal cartilage and silicone. They were kind during the consultation, and I had a bulbous nose but wanted a dramatic-looking nose, so I asked them to raise it as much as possible. The shape came out dramatic and pretty. The problem was that my nasal septum was crooked from the beginning. I thought it might be swelling and waited, but it stayed the same. The nasal bridge wasn't crooked, but when looking at the nostril area, the nasal septum was completely tilted to one side. From the outside, I liked the nose shape. But I couldn't live my whole life with one side of my nose blocked, so I asked the clinic, and they said it was an ENT issue and there was nothing they could do, and told me to go to an ENT and get a laser cauterization procedure. After the swelling went down post-surgery, the pinched nose was also severe. My original nose was already slightly that shape, but after surgery it got worse. I was told I had nasal valve stenosis. After going around to various places, I had surgery for deviated septum and nasal valve at a university hospital, and breathing became much more comfortable. But I think the shape was prettier here. Since septal cartilage was used elsewhere during my first surgery, I think the septum may have gotten a bit worse, but people who have rhinitis in the first place should probably think a lot before getting surgery.

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