They say the first thing that’s hard to fully correct with surgery is a crooked nose, and the second is a hump nose and they say old sayings are never wrong, and honestly my first surgery didn’t correct it at all My hump nose was especially severe, and I had surgery a few years ago because of it, but the hump wasn’t shaved down properly, and the crooked nose seemed like it was being corrected, but as time passed it went back to being crooked again, so I was extremely stressed I thought I definitely had to get revision surgery, but I was dominated by the thought that it might not be fixable with surgery, so I basically started looking with distrust toward clinics from the start I was seriously maxed out on stress then Still, maybe because I met the director at the revision clinic well, it was originally a place famous for improving hump noses, and the crooked nasal tip and the recurrent hump were all corrected well During the consultation I found out I also had a deviated septum and some rhinitis, and since I had actual-expense insurance anyway, I got functional nose surgery together too Now that I’ve had the surgery, first of all, I’m so happy that the hump and crooked nose that weren’t improved in the first surgery have all improved and for the functional nose part, it really feels like I got rhinitis surgery for free... Maybe because I was planning to get revision surgery anyway and had already kept the nose recovery period in mind, it really feels like the rhinitis I had just disappeared with a poof The hump wasn’t just improved; the nasal line became much prettier too, so I’m really satisfied!
This review is a surgery review pursuing a refined look.