I think my first nose surgery failed... It was silicone + cartilage repositioning surgery. Right after surgery, the nasal bridge was so high that I felt a bit uneasy, and when I saw it after the tape was removed, sure enough... my nose is extremely high. But it is not high in a pretty way; the glabella is strangely high, so it looks a bit like a human-faced fish...? There is no curve in the area connecting from the forehead to the glabella, just a straight line all the way down... Let's say the swelling has not fully gone down yet (though I think it mostly has haha), but there was a bigger problem. On the day the tape was removed, two weeks after surgery, the director was checking my progress, and to me the silicone did not look centered but shifted to one side, so I mentioned it. While my nose still had not healed, he pressed hard on the silicone with his hand and moved it to the center lol;; It hurt so much I seriously teared up. But if it had actually moved to the center after that, fine. Now it has been 2 months, and it is still shifted, so the line looks different when viewed from the left and right sides lol. Also, only one side of my nose casts a shadow.... If I ask about aftercare/revision, would they do it..? Honestly, I do not want to go back, but the revision surgery price is so scary..
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