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Eye Surgery Considerations@eye-think

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I fell hard once and thought the shape of my nasal bridge looked crooked, so I kept touching it with my hand, and it gradually got worse, so I came to the hospital for a consultation. Even up to 2 weeks after surgery, I looked like I had a bulbous nose, so I thought maybe I shouldn’t have redone it, and my heart would race and I felt short of breath. I kept searching and looking into everything from early implant removal to nose removal. This hospital said early correction is not possible. The shape also seemed like it had become a bulky nose, and even if it was a bit crooked, I wished I had just lived with it, so my mood really dropped to the worst point several times a day. After more than 1 month, the shape started to show a bit, and only then did I feel somewhat relieved. The hospital said a retainer is good for correcting asymmetry and told me to use one, so I’m still wearing it at night. Unlike my previous hospital, the treatment process is also complicated. I’m understanding it as being because this is revision rhinoplasty. After surgery, if I ask the director, he answers everything, but if I repeat the same question because I’m worried, his expression shows slight annoyance. He is not an extremely kind style. However, regarding the points I’m dissatisfied with in my current nose, which are my concerns, he quickly checks them and tells me what needs to be done. He said he would provide after-service later if there is a problem. The surgical result came out similar to the initial explanation, but there is still swelling. The hospital keeps telling me to wait longer, but it doesn’t sound unpleasant. There aren’t many people at the hospital, but from roughly looking at the people who had surgery, it seems like there are many revision surgeries. Everyone takes a long time for treatment like me.

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