<About one month now><7 days><14 days><21 days><This is before surgery>When I had surgery before, they didn’t touch the nasal bridge and only operated on the nasal tip using cartilage, and while I was at it, I also had functional nasal surgery. But somehow, it didn’t feel like my rhinitis had really improved, and from the front my nose looked very crooked, so I had revision surgery. When I got examined, they said the columella inside my nose was very crooked, and since I didn’t want an overly dramatic nose shape anyway, I asked them to make only enough change to correct the crookedness. My nasal bridge wasn’t on the low side, so I did it without an implant, and I had revision functional nasal surgery plus autologous costal cartilage for the nasal tip. This time, I feel like the functional nasal surgery was successful because breathing itself is different from the surgery I had before. To exaggerate a little, the inside of my nose feels so opened up that it almost feels chilly. My girlfriend also says she likes my nose much better now, so I feel good. Anyway, I hope everyone succeeds, whether it’s their first surgery or a revision.
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