I didn’t touch the nasal tip and only raised the bridge by 1-2 mm (closed approach) It’s been 20 days since surgery. They said I should wait at least a month, so I thought the swelling was just lasting a long time and was trying to be patient, but I don’t think this is simple swelling. (Right now there is no swelling in my face and it has almost all gone down) As you can see in the photos, 1. The starting point of the nasal bridge on the right side is protruding in a round shape, and this is not swelling. (If it were simple swelling, the skin should sink in when pressed) When I touch it, it is hard, and the exact shape of the silicone edge is sticking out. 2. Looking from the side, the glabella is very high (a straight line from the forehead to the nose..) I had also heard that it is normal for the glabella to be high at first + swelling in the glabella lasts the longest, so I was just being patient, but- when I gently feel it, I can feel the silicone at the starting point of the nasal bridge, and normally the starting point of the nasal bridge (the area that should be most recessed in the side view) should be between the two eyes / between the pupils, but after surgery, the starting point of the nasal bridge is located right under the eyebrows + far above the eyes, so it looks very awkward. If the awkward side profile of the glabella is just swelling, I can wait patiently, but from what I see + what I feel when touching it, the nasal bridge position is too high and the silicone seems to have been carved too thickly and is standing out. Do I need revision surgery for this? It was a relatively simple augmentation rhinoplasty where a thin silicone implant was inserted, and I trusted the director’s skills and felt at ease, but the surgery I had to become prettier instead resulted in a bumpy nasal bridge and made my face uncomfortable. Everyone, please take a look My heart hurtsㅠㅠ I’m an older woman, so the photos are a bit bad - please understand
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