I had a tertiary revision rhinoplasty at ItsBe last November, so I’m already 6 months post-op! To write about what my nose was like before surgery, my first surgery was almost 17 years ago? I had it a really long time ago, and after that it became crooked, so I had a revision surgery just 2 months later. After that, I had an accident once and even had surgery for a nasal bone fractureㅠ I really had surgery several times. Then I just lived with it, but last year I made up my mind again and had surgery at a place a friend recommended well. If I count the fracture surgery too, this was my 4th nose surgery alone, and I think this one was a success. The crooked-looking nose kept continuing even after surgery and really wouldn’t get fixed, but now I think both the front and side views have been corrected to some extent, and the chalk-like nose feeling has also disappeared a lot. My nose skin is originally thick and my nose is on the larger side, so the director reflected what I wanted as much as possible, and I’m satisfied too haha The nose shape I wanted was a masculine-looking nose with a high, straight, long nasal bridge, and I also had bulbous nose correction separately. They also corrected my deviated nose and chalk-like nose. When I had the surgery, I also had functional rhinoplasty together, so I had nasal valve surgery, and since it was rhinitis surgery, I got a large reimbursement, which was nice haha Every time I had nose surgery, I really hated the characteristic pulling and stiffness at the nasal tip, but now it has improved a lot. The area where the autologous costal cartilage was taken now doesn’t feel like anything, so there’s no problem exercising either haha Now that I’m 6 months post-op, I think I’ve entered a fairly stable phase. If you’re experiencing discomfort with a similar nose or need separate information, please leave a comment!
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This review is a surgical review pursuing reconstruction.