My original nose had a high bridge and a somewhat rounded tip, like a bulbous nose style... After ear cartilage grafting, they tied the nasal tip. They told me to keep in mind that my nose was a bit crooked when doing the surgery. I also found out at the hospital that my nose was crooked.. The problem is that after surgery, my nose looked extremely crooked. And my nose was blocked too, and it really drove me crazy. When I went to the hospital and said I couldn't breathe, they just avoided responsibility, saying that they had tied the nasal tip, so it had absolutely nothing to do with nasal congestion.. Honestly, I wasn't asking for a refund, I was trying to find some kind of improvement plan, but every time I went, I kept thinking that I should not have revision surgery at this hospital. So a few years later, I decided to have surgery again and had the tied cartilage released at another hospital. It didn't go back to my old nose, but breathing was easier than before, and my nose looked less crooked... I regret it so, so much because I unnecessarily touched a perfectly fine nose, and now my nose is crooked, I have rhinitis I never had before, nasal congestion, and I spent a lot of money too. Because of my nose, I feel like other parts of my face look uglier too. What should I do now? Should I straighten the crooked nose again? Should I just live with it? I'm so distressed that I'm talking about this and that without much order. If anyone has had their nasal tip tied and then released like me, please share your story.
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