I recently had revision rhinoplasty along with functional nose surgery and nasal tip reduction, and I’m currently 1 month into recovery. My first nose surgery was 19 years ago, but over time my nasal tip drooped, I started to look like I had an upturned nose, developed asymmetry, and even had discomfort breathing, so I finally decided on revision surgery. My nasal tip was too upturned, so my side profile looked sunken and lifted. My nose was also asymmetrical, and maybe the internal structure of my nose had become deviated, because the left side always felt blocked and it was hard to breathe. As my skin became thinner than before, I also had a slight feeling that the implant was showing through. If I only thought about looking pretty during my first surgery, this time I carefully received consultations while considering all three: function + naturalness + stability. I found a clinic that does functional nose surgery + revision surgery together, so I was able to be satisfied with both the cosmetic and functional aspects. Even if you weren’t happy with one surgery, things can change completely if you have surgery again at a clinic with expertise!
This review is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.