Like the person below, if the bridge is high in a straight line, I don't mind even if the glabella is high... But my original nose was very low, so in the pre-op photo on the right too, the nose was low and the middle was sunken in...;;; You can think of it as me having almost no nasal bridge... Embarrassingly, the photo on the right is also after a nose surgery. It's a photo where only 5 mm was put into the nasal bridge. This time I had the nasal tip and nasal bridge redone with the same 5 mm, and it's been 2 weeks? 1 week?;;; since surgery. Why 2 weeks or 1 week...ㅡ.ㅡ; I had it done on February 1, but blood collected on February 5, so they opened it again and removed the blood...ㅡ.ㅡ;;; I kept shouting to the director that I absolutely wanted a straight nose, straight, straight, but the middle part of the nasal bridge is slightly sunken.. If the glabella area goes down a little.. or if the nasal tip goes down, I think it might become a straight nose. After surgery, I do feel like I look much more refined, but it doesn't seem that different... Compared with the left and right photos, after surgery I lost 5 kg, so it seems like I just look a bit slimmer from losing weight, and I don't think my nose changed dramatically... My nostrils are still visible from the front too... But I don't really care that much about the nostrils showing...ㅡ.ㅡ;;; My alar base is a bit wide, so if it doesn't work out, I'm thinking of having surgery to reduce it later. Anyway, can my nose become straight?;;; Since I can't estimate how much it will go down, I'm thinking of telling the director, if it won't work, to put in 6 or 7 mm again... I also wonder if it would be better to do it quickly before the silicone settles into place, and I have to return to school too... Sigh.. After nose surgery, other people get their stitches removed after 1 week, but I had mine removed yesterday, after 10 days... I also had cotton packed in my nostrils for 8 days... Those who know a lot about plastic surgery, please think of it as giving me even a little help and leave some replies to ease my frustrated feelings...;; Is there no way to get filler or something like that in the deeply sunken area?
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