After my first surgery, the tip looked blunt and slightly pushed to one side, so I kept feeling that something was disappointing about a nose that had already been operated on. At first I endured it, thinking it might be swelling and would improve once the swelling went down, but even with time it didn’t change much, so I eventually had revision surgery!
I really wanted my revision to succeed, so I looked extensively at the doctor’s experience and cases and ended up going all the way to [Clinic A]. I decided because I liked the doctor’s aesthetic sense. During the consultation, I said I wanted to lower the starting point of the nose, correct drooping of the tip, and correct the bulbous nose.
Now the tip has been neatly refined, the bulbous appearance is not strong, and the deviation that made it look turned to one side has improved a lot, so I’m satisfied!
If anyone here is considering revision surgery because of a bulbous or crooked nose, don’t decide immediately after hearing just one clinic; visit several. In particular, make sure the doctor properly identifies the cause of the failure of the first surgery!!