I got rhinoplasty because I wanted my first surgery to look glamorous, but after the splint was removed and even as more swelling went down over time, I couldn’t get away from looking like Pinocchio Honestly, it’s true that I chose a glamorous look because I wanted it, but the nose didn’t suit me and I didn’t like it They could have at least designed it to fit my face a bit better... Anyway, I even developed a side effect where the nasal tip looked upturned, so my dissatisfaction + worry made my stress level really high In the end, I had everything removed and chose to have only the nasal tip revised naturally... In my first surgery, they had put in as much as 4 mm of silicone, but for the revision I did it without an implant Why? Because I had a chalk-stick-looking nose. The bridge was so artificial that there wasn’t a single person who couldn’t tell I’d had nose surgery But after the rhinoplasty, my nasal tip ended up looking upturned too, so I didn’t want to put silicone in again For those reasons, I’d already lived with a glamorous nose once, and what I ultimately got was an artificial nose shape I was never satisfied with and a tip that looked upturned So I had the revision done naturally, and they said septal cartilage could be used for the nasal tip, so we used that, and also used postauricular fascia What changed is that I got away from the chalk-stick nose and now have a natural-looking nasal bridge, and my sharp, high nasal tip improved to more of a rounded but defined tip? I’m now 5 months post-op, and even though the silicone was removed, it doesn’t look spread out, the bridge isn’t bumpy, and there’s no step-off I think the fact that there’s nothing like that makes me feel even more relieved Other people might think it’s too natural and have another revision to make it higher... But maybe because I had problems with my nose and was psychologically so anxious the whole time after surgery, I think I’m living more comfortably now after having it done naturally
냔니냔냔 Lololol but seriously... I was exactly a woodpecker Pinocchio too and eventually lowered it, but there really are separate faces that suit a high, glamorous nose.. For most people, that kind of nose really isn’t easy to pull off, and seeing it in photos versus in real life is so, so different too.. After revising it to a lower, rounded nose, my face looks much easier on the eyes and my mind feels more at ease..... If my first surgery had been natural, I probably wouldn’t have grasped reality and would have gone glamorous for the revision. Then I likely would have lowered it again afterward. Emotionally, I knew a glamorous nose wouldn’t suit my flat face, but you really don’t know until you actually put it on your face and see it..... lol
짜야~ [@nyanninyannyan] I agree, it starts with the face shape, you know;; I used to think, if it’s natural, doesn’t that mean it’s plain? But what was I even saying With a natural result, even the impression that felt overwhelming to me when I looked at myself disappeared, and looking at it now it just feels like I was born this way? I relate so much to what you mean by not knowing until you put it on your face lololol You know how people say... that only suits them because they’re a celebrity, if I do it I’ll become Yoda; sayings like that exist for a reason
마지막이거싶다 Was the postauricular fascia added onto the nasal tip, or was it used because a step-off might form between the bridge and the tip? I was thinking about complete removal, but because of the bridge, I’m leaning toward revision again.. I’m thinking of going to DR too, so please share the revision cost with me~~
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