Hello Before plastic surgery, I was under a lot of stress both cosmetically and functionally due to a crooked nose and rhinitis caused by a deviated nasal septum. After making a big decision, at a plastic surgery clinic in Apgujeong, I had correction of my crooked nose and deviated septum, alar base reduction, and nasal tip augmentation using ear cartilage.
When I look at the photos after surgery, the left alar side in the photo looks thicker than the right alar side, and when I touch it with my hand, it feels thick. I’m not sure whether the alar reduction was done unevenly, or whether the swelling just hasn’t gone down yet.
Also, I think my nasal bridge was originally quite crooked, and the doctor said that even after correction makes the nasal bridge straight, it can look crooked because of facial asymmetry. Is that true?
Lastly, when you look at it overall, did it turn out okay? These days I live just looking at my nose, so the stress is no joke.
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