I had nose surgery at the end of March, and now it’s been a little over a month. My nose itself was low, my nasal tip was on the smaller side, and I also had a bulbous-nose tendency, so my nose was my biggest complex on my face. Because my nose looked like this, it even made my midface look slightly sunken, so my face really needed nose surgery. What I wanted was a natural-looking nose with a straight-to-slightly-curved line, so I went for consultations mainly at places that were good at operating on noses similar to my pre-op nose while creating the straight-to-slightly-curved + natural line I wanted. The director at the hospital where I had surgery gave me the longest consultation, and it felt like he carefully assessed my facial features and made a surgical plan, so I decided to do it there. I was recommended to use costal cartilage, so I decided to use donated costal cartilage and ear cartilage. Because of my nose shape, correction of a short nose was essential, and I had bulbous nose correction, alar cartilage repositioning, and nasal bridge work done. I didn’t like either my front view or side view, so I had hoped the improvement would be clearly noticeable, and fortunately, the improvement is clear from both the front and side, so I’m satisfied. It hasn’t been long since the surgery yet, so I’ll have to see how the line settles, but so far I’m satisfied. Even after all the swelling goes down, the shape won’t change too much from here, right?
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This review is for a surgery review pursuing a natural look.