Somehow, it’s already been 3 months..
For the first 2 months after surgery, my nose was so high that when I met people I was too self-conscious about it to interact properly..
Now the swelling has gone down a lot..
According to the doctor, the nose shape would stay the same as it was at 2 months, but by the 3rd month the bridge had gotten a little lower..
I guess swelling is relative..
Still, it’s high, but now I can live without thinking about it all the time..
I’m more or less satisfied..
When my nose was swollen, it was so high that I even talked to the doctor about revision surgery and thought about it a lot..
If you’re worried that your nose ended up too high after surgery, please wait a bit.. time heals..
For reference, mine was 4 mm, but it’s quite high.. Maybe because I already had a fairly prominent bridge.. for those 2 months it was a lion nose ㅋㅋ
Also, after nose surgery, when I ride the subway I can almost always tell who’s had nose surgery ㅋㅋ Hmm.. this woman had it done.. honestly, with men it’s hard to tell..
People who’ve had surgery will probably relate..
Ah, the reason I’m posting this is to tell those who are thinking about revision because their nose ended up too high after surgery to give it a long time..
Maybe I’m just a bit dull, but I don’t really have swelling go down quickly, and I was walking around even while swollen.. My friends kept teasing me that I looked like a Yankee, and only then did I start thinking about revision surgery.. I talked to the doctor and worried about it, but then I thought, fine, I’ll just endure 6 months.. As time passes, it gets more natural, both in height and shape.. Now even my family says they can’t really tell, and I don’t think about it either.. But if you’re deciding whether to get surgery.. even if it shows, once it’s straight it can look artificial, so..
The post got long.. anyway, that’s all.. hope you all become flower boys ㅋㅋ
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