I think my nose line turned out well

Before/after after after after after after after after after After thinking about it for a long time, I looked into hospitals recommended by people around me and searched hard online, then went for consultations. The director's preferred style matched what I had in mind, so I chose that clinic. At consultations at other hospitals, they also recommended osteotomy or bulbous nose correction (though I had a small nose and had never once in my life been told my nose was wide or bulbous), but this doctor recommended only exactly what was needed and honestly told me it was a nose that did not necessarily need those procedures. First of all, I get scared easily so I put safety first, and it seemed like they were trying to keep the anesthesia time short too. I could feel that they were trying to perform the surgery safely! When the splint was removed, the director personally removed it, checked it, and also paid attention when removing the stitches, so the aftercare was good too~ I used donated costal cartilage, and at one month, there is still swelling at the nasal tip, while the bridge seems almost settled! The feeling that my nasal tip looked lifted, which surprised me after the splint was removed early on, seemed to become natural from around two months. Compared with before surgery, my side profile became more dimensional, so this is the part I am most satisfied with. As time passed, the foreign-body sensation also improved a lot. As expected, after getting my nose done, it clearly anchors the center of my face, so photos come out well. People I hadn't seen in a while all said something like, why did you get so pretty? (If I don't mention it first, they don't know I had my nose done; they said they just wondered what had changed.) The director said that once all the minor swelling goes down, it will settle naturally, but I am satisfied even now