I had surgery in November 2016. It was done with a closed approach, and I’m living well. It’s been re~ally long since I came to this community. For a while after surgery, I thought my asymmetry had gotten worse, so I went for consultations at other hospitals too. At other hospitals, they said the asymmetry wasn’t severe and my nasal bridge was on the higher side, but because the nasal tip was low, it reduced the feminine feel, so they recommended nasal tip revision surgery;;;
When I look at my parents and my old photos, my nose did have some asymmetry.. Of course, it may have worsened because of the surgery, but for a while right after surgery, I was really only looking at my nose, so I think I kept focusing only on that. Really, nobody could tell I had it removed. Since I originally had a drooping nose, my nasal tip did drop a bit. As I lived busily, I completely forgot what my natural nose looked like and what my operated nose was like, and with my husband still comforting(?) me by saying I’m pretty, I’m living comfortably and peacefully^_^ haha I think all three hospitals often mentioned here look fine. The doctor Seo who operated on me was also kind and meticulous. I do wonder if the asymmetry might have improved more if I’d done it with an open approach.. Well, I’m reasonably satisfied^^ My nose doesn’t feel painfully cold on cold days, and I can make a pig nose to some extent too. Unless the nose has been operated on many times and put under a lot of strain, after trying it myself, I think nothing major happens even if you remove the implant.. Let’s really not touch the nose. It lasts 10 years at most, and I think nose surgery is something where side effects can’t be avoided. Even if it doesn’t become red or upturned, showing through and deviation seem to happen to most people. Everyone, don’t worry and be happy*^^*
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