I had my third nose surgery.

My nose was originally blunt, I had no bridge, and I always felt like photos didn't come out well because of my nose... My face isn't that big compared with other people, but it looked broad and spread out, so I was really stressed. So I had nose surgery 2 years ago, and back then I didn't know anything, so I just said, "Make it high!!!" Really... it did become high. I had it done with silicone, but maybe because my skin is sensitive or for some other reason... I developed inflammation.... My skin also became thinner, and the silicone showed through completely... So after 6 months, I had revision surgery. I removed the silicone and used Gore-Tex, which they said was a little better. And after that, about a year and several months passed, and I fell on the stairs. But maybe I was unlucky... I hit my nose first, so my nose was completely wrecked. My nose was bleeding a lot... When I went to the hospital, they said the inside of my nose was torn and the implant seemed to be crooked... In the end, I had revision surgery again. When I was worrying a lot because of the revision surgery, I searched all over the internet and had many consultations. But as expected, when getting revision surgery, I think having many consultations is the best. Now all the swelling has gone down, and I have a nose that's a bit more natural than my previous nose shape, as if I had something done but also didn't... that kind of nose. Before, I just blindly made it high, so it looked way too obvious... Anyway.. now... I'm so relieved to have a nose I'm satisfied with.. It matches overall, even with my nose and jawline, because the surgery was done harmoniously, so I like it even more... and I truly feel grateful... It wasn't something I wanted to have done... but I like it much more than my first surgery. I hope you all succeed with your revision surgeries too~