Five-plus-year review of septal cartilage used for the nasal tip

I had it done around the end of winter 2021. After my double-eyelid surgery, I realized I did have a nasal bridge, but silicone scared me and I wanted a higher nose without really knowing much.. That was the place I chose then.. They say ignorance is bold: I just had a consultation, heard the price was affordable and that they would lower the columella, and went ahead. My original nose was generally low with a slight hump, and because my face was broad and flat, having a low nose was disappointing. The price was probably just over one million won; I do not remember. They said they would use ear cartilage that would allow a piggyback nose, but afterward said it was not possible and that they had used septal cartilage instead. My nose seems somewhat crooked. I was stressed at first, but now I think ear cartilage probably would not have supported the columella and tip anyway. My nose may have been slightly crooked from the beginning, but looking back, I dislike that they proceeded without telling me. It looks natural now, and although the front view did not change dramatically, I like the line from the side to the lips. I cannot even remember the name of the clinic now, so please take this as a reference for a non-implant surgery~ I vaguely heard that people undergo revision because they are dissatisfied rather than because of complications, but if you are satisfied and live with it, it seems reasonably safe and not bad for nose surgery. That was a review from someone who knows very little about plastic surgery.