Overall, I thought my nasal tip was high, but my alar bases were wide and blunt, so my nasal bridge also looked low... kind of similar to a bulbous nose..
I just had consultations at two places and had closed rhinoplasty with 4 mm silicone for the bridge, ear cartilage for the nasal tip, and alar reduction. I recovered for a week during the Chuseok holiday and went to work; some people didn’t notice. Since I had virtually no bruising or swelling, they even believed me when I said I had gotten filler. Overall, everyone says my nose looks natural and turned out well. The issue is that it seemed like the silicone had shifted to the right side of my nose, but the swelling was going down unevenly, so I was waiting. Today, at week 2, I went in for a follow-up.. Maybe the director felt the same way too, because he scheduled me for revision surgery next week for just the silicone in the nasal bridge. I’d be having revision surgery again after only 3 weeks, so I’m wondering if there would be any problem.. Usually acquaintances say they don’t know, but when I ask, “Doesn’t it look like my nose is shifted to the right?” only then do they say, “Now that you mention it, I can see it,” that kind of thing. Would it be better to just do it again?? Because I’m really satisfied with my nose right now too... I held back from both drinking and smoking for two weeks... and now I’ll have to hold back againㅜㅜ
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