Sain Review

A 2-month review is below. -------------------------------- It has been 1 month since my nose revision surgery. The major swelling seems to have gone down to some extent. Right after surgery, the swelling was huge. During the revision surgery, the implant was removed, but I don't think it had been done well, and the scar tissue was severe, so removing it was extremely painful. Right after the surgery ended, the director said it was a very difficult surgery. I think I asked something about the scar tissue or whether the surgery went well, and they answered rather firmly. While I was in the recovery room, the director came back and said the surgery went well and asked me not to misunderstand what had been said earlier. They emphasized again that the surgery had gone well. On days 1, 3, 4, 7, 10, and 14 from the next day, I went to the hospital and the director handled all the treatment. From the day the splint was removed, instead of feeling like the nose was bent, it felt like the lower part of the nose was twisted. From below, it looks a bit like this /. I said the ear cartilage looked visible and that the nose seemed twisted, but they said it might be because of swelling and to come back in 6 months. At 1 month now, the ear cartilage visibility seems to have gone down compared with before? The nose still looks twisted to the right. The director said some people only finish reducing swelling after 1 year or 1.5 years, and said we would have to see then about whether another surgery is needed. Since it is still only 1 month, I think it may still be swelling. From what I understand, the final result is usually when the nose settles into place around 6 months to 1 year, but if it still looks twisted then, I plan to have revision surgery. -------------------------------- It has been 2 months, and to be honest I still don't really know what changed compared with before surgery. I compared the photo I took at home the morning before surgery with the one I just took, but I still don't really know..... The crooked-looking nose is a little better than at 1 month, but it still looks crooked. The nose is turned to the right. I guess it can't be helped because my face is asymmetrical..... Even at the final visit at the 2-week mark, I still felt bad about it. When I went for treatment after the surgery, they could have checked the crooked nose, but when I said after 2 weeks that my nose seemed too crooked, they rushed through the consultation and only told me to come back after 6 months.... Right after removing the splint, I said at home that the nose was crooked, that it had turned to the right..... I know it is swelling too, but they should have first said that it only looked this way because of swelling... Otherwise, did the surgery go wrong.... sigh Before surgery, they seemed like they would solve anything, very passionate and warm, but at the 2-week visit they seemed to avoid me and felt cold. I will post another review after visiting the hospital at the 6-month mark.