A very long time ago, I heard an acquaintance had his first nose surgery there (a man), and when I saw his nose, it looked so natural that you couldn’t even tell he’d had rhinoplasty. At the time, I had almost no nasal bridge at all, and it was such a complex and a source of stress for me, so I immediately went for a consultation without overthinking it and proceeded with surgery.
They made it look natural and suited to my face, so in the end I lived well with it for 10 years haha. Since I really had no bridge before, it was at least a nose that had some height, and it suited my face too, so I was very happy with it. But now 13 years have passed, the cartilage is showing through, the silicone moves a little, and my skin has also become thinner, so I’m looking into revision surgery I feel like this may be something inevitable after getting nose surgery.
When I recently went and asked, they said the tip is nasal cartilage so it’s absolutely fine and told me not to worry about it, but it’s protruding more and more and it’s a side effect.. It seemed like they didn’t want to be concerned with it again during revision surgery.