In two days, it will be a full 3 weeks, but a step-off that wasn't there during week 1 to week 2 has appeared. It feels bumpy up and down.. I think it is still swelling, but on a similar photo someone like me posted before in this community, there was a comment saying the step-off didn't go away and they were getting aftercare/revision, so If anyone has experienced a case like mine, please leave lots of comments..
청명 I didn't have it originally either, but it appeared around week 3, and there seem to be a lot of people like that besides me. Why does that happen...
seywoobly [@청명] Can I ask how long it's been since your surgery? Ha... stress
청명 [@seywoobly] I'm about 3 months post-op now, and that kind of symptom showed up around week 3 to 1 month
익명 The swelling may be going down from the upper part first, so it can look even more like that. Once all the swelling at the nasal tip goes down too, it should settle. I don't know how smooth it will become, but it will definitely get better than now.
피니쉬 If you had silicone put in, I think it might be because of swelling..!
늘혜늘혜 I don't know much about nose surgery, so I can't judge whether it's a step-off, but... if anything, it looks like a natural nose and it's pretty! These days they say some surgeries intentionally don't remove the hump, to make it look natural, and I think yours turned out well with exactly that kind of feel.
seywoobly [@청명] Sorry to ask, but... does it get better after a month?
seywoobly [@] Thank you, may you be blessed
seywoobly [@피니쉬] Thank you, may you be blessed
seywoobly [@늘혜늘혜] Thank you, may you be blessed
청명 [@seywoobly] In my case, it didn’t particularly get better
미지의걸작 The step-off is quite visible But the nose really changes from moment to moment, so I think you need to wait at least around 3 months or more. I also developed a slight step-off from a little over 1 month, so I’m worried too
rlfam2 Ha For me, the step-off was already there right after the splint was removed... It’s insanely stressful I’m the one worried it’ll get worse..
응 [@seywoobly] It’s still like that now^^ You’re the same too, right??
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