At first I worried a lot, but in the end I got it done. I’m male and I had a bulbous nose, so it’s not a thin-looking nasal bridge.
After the surgery, when I was getting the stitches removed, the director said my nasal bones had been quite crooked. He said things like that, and the bone? between the nostrils right above the philtrum is slightly tilted to the side, and one nostril is a bit uneven… But I’m curious whether this part was the doctor’s fault? Now I don’t really pay much attention to it. But even though I had it done with septal cartilage, I still feel a foreign-body sensation. There’s nothing uncomfortable, but it is more uncomfortable than when I had my natural nose. In terms of appearance, if someone sees me from the side, they ask if I had surgery because my nose is high. In daily life, I’m always tense, worrying that I might bump into something. If someone asks me about nose surgery, I absolutely do not recommend it.
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