I had revision rhinoplasty with a custom-fit nose at a hospital specializing in nose revision. How is it? No-filter…

<Front before and after surgery><Side before and after surgery>This is my real 2-week review, written in the hope that it will help everyone who is worried about revision rhinoplasty like me, even a little. I had rhinoplasty a year and a half ago, but after a lot of time passed, my nasal tip dropped, so I was looking for a hospital that could lift the tip naturally. While visiting several hospitals, I was looking for a director who could create a harmonious yet pretty nose that suited my face, and I ended up choosing the representative director!! Honestly, after surgery, once the splint was removed, it looked like my nose was lifted a lot, but it turned out the director had calculated for the swelling to go down and for the nasal tip to descend in the early period... I'm at week 2 now, and I'm very, very satisfied with the shape of my nose!!! For turning a bulbous nose into such a pretty nose, in my biased opinion, this place is the top choice. The autologous costal cartilage still hurts, but.. haha It has the lowest absorption rate, and I absolutely don't regret having surgery with my own rib cartilage, which is the safest. I had revision rhinoplasty using custom silicone, septal cartilage, and autologous costal cartilage, and I focused on improving the ㄷ-shaped bending of the nasal tip and the overall balance. If you look at the side photo I uploaded, the smoothly descending line is something I really like!! Deciding on revision surgery wasn't easy but if you're worried about your nose line like me, or if you had regrets about the results of your first surgery, I think it's definitely worth considering.. I also looked through countless reviews and gathered a lot of courage, so I hope my review helps!!