About the tip of the nose with septal cartilage

It’s been about two and a half months since the surgery. I had a hump nose, a hooked nose, and a big nose. I didn’t use an implant; for the tip I used septal cartilage, tied it, shaved down the raised part of the bridge a little, and filled the hollow parts with autologous cartilage, I think. My face is small, my eyes are a little deep-set, and my mouth is small too. It feels like the tip of my nose is slightly lifted and blunt. Is this swelling or scar tissue? It feels hard. I lost about 5 kg after the surgery, so maybe the nose looks even higher, but it’s way too high. Up close I think it looks good, but from a distance I want to cry. My family says it looks much better. When I meet friends, they say my image has become more refined and I look aloof, but some friends say it seems higher. They also say the tip of the nose looks a bit lifted, and that it still seems to be swelling at the tip. Because I’ve been living under stress every day, I mean, my face looks sad. I’m not used to seeing my nostrils at all, and now that they’re visible, is that why it’s hard to adjust? I’m quite tall too, so I feel like the nose has been made too short. I’m so anxious and depressed about whether the tip will come down. Would it be better to remove it? It’s school term so I’m going to school feeling like death, and this isn’t really living. For now I’m waiting with the mindset of, let’s wait until three months first.

About the tip of the nose with septal cartilage

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