My original rhinoplasty had been done with silicone. Because of an accident, one side of the nasal bridge that was supporting the silicone broke, and since I had not liked the original surgical result, I ended up getting revision surgery. At the first plastic surgery clinic, they did something on the nasal tip by tying it with thread? (There was no change in height at all, only the nose width was reduced, so my nose looked smaller.) The nasal bridge was done with very thin silicone. My nose was not on the low side, but rather it felt like my nose had become smaller than before, so I really disliked it. Also, my nose was very crooked (from various things like sports, fights, etc.ㅠㅠ trauma, and heredity; everyone in my family has rhinitis), so my rhinitis was severe, and I lived unable to breathe through one side of my nose, but they did not address that either. Every time I went to an ENT clinic, they recommended surgery. Because of those things, I wanted revision surgery at that hospital, but I couldn’t get it done there, and in the end, I just lived busily and finally had it done this time. It is now day 10 after revision surgery. First of all, my rhinitis has been completely resolved, which is really amazing. They said they did a procedure to align the bones? and also removed mucous membrane. The nasal bridge was done with Surgiform, and the nasal tip with ear cartilage. But the swelling of the nasal bridge is severe like in the photo.. I don’t know whether it’s swelling or something went wrong.. Because of my failed experience with the previous rhinoplasty, this time I wanted a high nose like a celebrity’s, even if it looked a little noticeable. I also wanted a masculine, thick nose. When I had surgery before, the swelling went down quickly.. I don’t know whether this is swelling or the height of the nose.. It’s day 10 and my chest feels tight with worry. It’s the weekend, so I can’t call the hospital either.. Seniors, please give me your precious advice. Will the swelling go down?
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