<Before><After>I tried to do everything I could to avoid failure, using silicone, septal cartilage, and ear cartilage, but bulbous nose correction? Not even close.. It just got a little? higher than my original nose.. After putting up with it and putting up with it, I looked into revision surgery clinics, and since there were so many clinics, what I searched was YouTube.. Clinics upload a lot of videos these days, you know. Among them, places that have really handled a lot of difficult surgeries like revision surgery and costal cartilage tend to focus on uploading those kinds of videos. I used that as a major reference too, looked into clinics, and went for revision surgery consultations at places specializing in autologous costal cartilage. I think the place I chose was not somewhere that just talks, but somewhere that checked my condition with X-rays and equipment and looked at my nose shape very meticulously, so I ended up having surgery there. I think small things like this can tell you whether it is a specialized clinic or not. After the revision surgery, when did I feel like a fair amount of swelling had gone down? At week 2. The nasal tip was still firm, and minor swelling still came up more in the mornings, but the nose looked less crooked, and I thought the bulbous nose had been corrected well. They say that after rhinoplasty, you shouldn’t only look at the side view, but the front view is essential too. Maybe because they carefully designed even the nostrils and columella position during surgery, I think it improved naturally from both the side and the front. Cosmetic surgery depends on each person, and the style they want and personal preferences can differ a lot..... so I’m cautious about saying this.... but one thing is certain: I think there is a reason why clinics that many people look for and that are famous for bulbous nose surgery are well-known.
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