Thinking about revision rhinoplasty (lowering it)

It does show a little, but couldn’t it still be swelling? They say it gradually lowers

It is pretty, though

Honestly, it does show, but from the photos alone it suits your styling and looks pretty. But if you’re stressed about it, then it’s right to do it..

It does show quite a lot.. especially the nostrils

Can’t you have lowering surgery at the same place?? The nose itself is pretty, it just seems like it turned out too flashy

To be very honest, I do think people can clearly tell you had rhinoplasty. Like the comment above said, there’s a certain feeling around the nostrils, but also because naturally flashy and high noses are rare But overall, the shape is pretty and defined, and I really, really sincerely think it suits your style well. Since it seems like it hasn’t been that long yet, part of me hopes you’ll wait calmly a bit longer until it settles more. But considering what you requested before surgery and that you want a Suzy-like nose, it’s obvious you want a more natural and innocent-looking style, so I can understand that you’re very stressed.. You’ll need to think it over carefully, but like you said, if you lower it a little and refine the areas you’re concerned about, I think it’ll be prettier!!

Wait until 6 months. I heard that if you open the nose too often, the chance of inflammation goes up and the scarring becomes deeper. And personally, even if you do revision surgery, I hope you avoid places that say they’ll do it before 6 months.. Avoiding side effects is the most important thing first

Your nose is really pretty now, but I get which part you mean. If the nasal tip were slightly rounder, it would look natural. The initials are Mint and Dareum, right?

But since your nose is very flashy right now, if you suddenly go down to a natural nose, you might regret it In the end, I’m getting revision surgery after 11 years to go for a natural nose, and I was stressed over a similar concern, but since the cartilage had already been touched and fixed, correcting it wasn’t easy So I decided to leave the cartilage and just refine the outer shape a bit

Hey, after I had rhinoplasty, starting from after 3 months I heard a lot that my nose had lowered, and after 1 year it lowered so much that even friends who’d had rhinoplasty asked if one piece of cartilage had fallen out. It was to the point that I wondered if I shouldn’t have asked for it to be natural.. Your current nose shape itself is pretty! The nostril area does show, though For now, how about watching it until 6 months? When my nasal tip, which I never had before, became defined and high, my nostrils looked stretched, but now they’ve become round. Between 6 months and 1 year, it became so natural that if someone who didn’t know I had surgery saw me, they wouldn’t even think I’d had rhinoplasty..

Ah.. that must be so stressful For the third clinic, were you looking at Director ㅊㅇㄱ? It's one of the places I've been considering too..

It is flashy, but it feels like it suits you

I also lowered mine this time, and I'm muuuch more satisfied I recommend Dr. Park at ㅋㄷ,,!! My previous clinic raised it too aggressively, so my nostrils were almost straight across, like an electrical outlet, and I was seriously stressed

[@Bcbdjai] But honestly, I don't think there will be much difference from here even after half a year… It looks similar at 2 weeks and now

[@흠냐리흐으음] Thank you…………..

[@] The fact that it looks obvious is just so.. ha.. thank you

[@] Right, the nostrils too, and overall I look artificial.:

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Where did you get it done the first time? I'm going around for consultations, and I don't want a place that makes it look obvious..

By any chance, did you get revision rhinoplasty?

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