A nose surgery I liked even more because I could pass as natural

Five years ago, there was a procedure called something like Jinju Nose, where they partially incised the nose tip and inserted pearl-shaped silicone just into the tip to make only the nasal tip pointy. I got it done just because it was cheap, but I felt like the shape got even stranger, so in the end I also dissolved the filler I’d been getting between my eyebrows and decided to have nose surgery. But what feels unfair is that because of that Jinju Nose, my surgery was treated as a revision surgery, which honestly feels a little, actually quite unfair haha... Still, I’m very satisfied with the shape itself and how well it has held up, so after thinking about it, I’m leaving a review. I had no glabellar bone at all, and I had a severe hump nose where the bone started from the middle of the nasal bridge. I suffered a lot because of it during my school years... I got teased a lot. I always thought, once I earned money, the first thing I’d do would be my nose. Eventually, when I was earning the most, I finally had hump correction, bulbous nose correction, made a semi-slope nose tip using autologous cartilage, and had 2 mm removed from each side of my nostrils. They said my nose was originally slightly deviated, and since this place wasn’t an ENT clinic, that part wasn’t corrected perfectly. But I’m very satisfied with the shape itself and how natural it looks! Honestly, I was most satisfied when the splint came off...! (I personally prefer a more glamorous look.) Now, 4 years later, no one can tell, but it’s moderately slim so it doesn’t look blunt, and I liked that a nose can look natural enough to let you pass as a pretty natural-looking person. That was my experience. So I’m quietly leaving this review in case it helps. The last photo is now, 4 years later.