My nose is ruined and I have to do revision surgery, so everyone, please make it a one-time success.

After the first surgery, the only thing I’ve been thinking about for the year is that I should have understood the surgeon’s style well. What I feel when looking at photo reviews is the exact nose shape that that surgeon creates. I was the kind of person who only thought, "I want a naturally subtle increase in three-dimensionality on a nose that had none at all," and wanted it to look natural. I guess it was because I didn’t properly check the hospital. When it comes to rhinoplasty correction, you really have to see how it is actually done. The degree of correction the surgeon uses can make the nose look longer, or can make it look natural. Since summer, I gave up everything and focused only on rhinoplasty, and only then did I start looking properly at reviews of surgeons known for doing it naturally. The natural look I had in mind was this, and this thought came to me But when I compared them, each surgeon’s style was really different. If I had known this before the first surgery, I would have compared options then, too Still, I’m glad to realize it at least now. If I could go back before the first surgery, I wonder what it would have been like if someone had advised, “Find a surgeon whose style fits and go for a consultation.” The stress that builds up every time I look at my nose makes me a sensitive, sharp person. Even just talking about my nose, I get triggered and then I get angry, talking with a serious face. If I sit at home and keep staring at my nose, it really feels ridiculous. Could a rhinoplasty be done so unfavorably...? I’ve decided to have a revision, and I’m actively reading reviews of surgeons who often do natural-looking revisions. If the surgeon’s hands-on skill isn’t right, it can end up like this. So make sure the craftsmanship is good and get it right in one go.