Hehehehe the title doesn’t mean much lol I used to have a short nose, but after rhinoplasty my facial balance turned out really well, so it became a balanced nose~ Of course, this is a story from almost... 1 year... 11 months ago~
I only thought my nose was small and low, and never thought of it as a short nose... As expected... you shouldn’t just look at the nose, but at the whole face lol;
I had surgery with a director who had a lot of eye and nose reviews, and I remember he checked my progress from beginning to end.
For my nose surgery, I had short nose correction, nasal bridge and nasal tip surgery, and septal cartilage was used for the nasal tip. Fortunately, my nose wasn’t at the level where ear cartilage or autologous costal cartilage had to be used.
I’m grateful that my septal cartilage size was enough lol;
After that, I looked into and got various surgeries and procedures, but now I’m trying not to look only at one specific area. Whenever possible, I try to look at the whole face and overall balance as much as possible, and get the care I need.
If anyone has a short nose or is considering rhinoplasty, don’t just look at the nose~ Look at the whole face, and even at home, try lifting and pulling the nose a bit and checking the feel; I think that’s a good method too~
For me, I succeeded in making a balanced nose through rhinoplasty lol~
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