I had surgery on the 2nd. The surgery I had in 2002 looked too artificial... Back then, when I went for a consultation, I was only planning to have my nasal tip done, but I was tempted when they said raising the bridge together would make it look natural... But honestly, it was worse than not doing it at all. At first, I didn't know. At the time, I was satisfied. But as time passed, the nasal tip gradually drooped... Anyway, I decided on revision surgery, thought and worried about it over and over, and chose a hospital, but now I only resent myself. The person doing the revision surgery had such extensive experience... I think I trusted and relied on that person too much. Even so, I should have said what I wanted... I consulted saying, my glabella is too high, my nasal bridge is crooked, and my nasal tip has drooped, so it looks too artificial and I want revision surgery... then decided on surgery, and when I went into the operating room, before anesthesia, the doctor asked me again, and I just said, please do whatever you think is best... I really like the nasal bridge and nasal tip. They said they used something 0.5 smaller than what had been inserted before. The nasal tip was done with ear cartilage... But the problem is the glabella. The glabella is too high, so it looks extremely unnatural. The doctor says it will gradually get lower, but from what I can see, I don't think so... Previously, the implant started from the part where the nose begins from the forehead, and I thought that was what made it look so artificial, so that was the biggest reason... but this time too, the implant seems to start from exactly the same place. From what I see here, people say you have to tell them not to put the implant starting from the glabella... --; So pitifully, I only found out about this community today. If I had known about this place earlier, I would have learned a lot of information and asked the doctor for what I wanted... Ahh... I'm really depressed. How long does it take for swelling in the glabella to completely go down? I still have a yellowish bruise on the nasal dorsum, too... when will that go away... Once the swelling goes down, how much more natural will it look.. Ah... and I have something I'm really curious about. Please tell me~ After nose surgery, you're not supposed to touch your nose for a certain period, right... The sebum that forms on the nasal dorsum... how do you manage that? I'm really curious. Please tell me~
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