Bombit review

It's been about a year since the surgery. First of all, I'm really not happy with the shape of my nose, so I want a revision, but there's something I want to prioritize more, so I'll hold off for a while. I had said during the consultation that I really dislike an overly straight, ruler-like nose because it looks too obviously done, so I don't really have much room to complain about how mine turned out... but the problem isn't that it's not straight... the symmetry is a mess. They raised the columella with ear cartilage, then put cartilage on top to lift the tip, but the tip is twisted sharply to the right. There is basically nothing on the left <the tip starts at the center of the nose and extends to the right nostril wing>. There's absolutely nothing on the left. I only said I didn't want a nose that looked too straight from the side, not that I wanted my nose bent like this... About a month after surgery, once the swelling had gone down a bit and the shape became visible, I said it had tilted to the right, and the doctor said, "At home, keep pushing it firmly to the left with your hand whenever you can to shape it." lol. I thought, 'After a month, and after the surgery is already over, is touching it by hand really going to do anything?' but there was no other option then, so I just watched and thought if I still didn't like it, I'd do a revision... But no matter how much it was touched, it stayed the same as the original shape... When I told people around me to try pressing it for me, they all said they'd never heard of a clinic telling someone to touch a surgically operated nose in their life and were stunned. The highlight of the nose also became too high, like an upturned nose... But from the front, because of my original nose shape, it doesn't look completely weird, so for now I postponed the nose revision and did the more urgent surgery first. I suppose it was my mistake for saying I didn't want a straight line... if only it had cost less..