Review of revision surgery for a bulbous nose and drooping nasal tip that hadn’t improved

After <after the first surgery > after <after the revision surgery > I can’t say which hospital it was, but after my first nose surgery, the bulbous nose I had been worried about wasn’t corrected at all, and my nasal tip drooped all the way to the end of the universe, so my nose line was worse than if I had never had surgery:( I regret lying on the operating table without knowing much because it was my first surgery.. My thick nose was still the same, and if only the thick nose had stayed the same, I wouldn’t even complain The operated nasal tip kept drooping too, so it looked really strange... So because I was afraid the revision surgery would fail too, I didn’t get A/S at the hospital where I had my first surgery, and with the thought that the revision surgery absolutely had to succeed, I narrowed down revision-surgery hospitals over and over and went around for consultations. Thankfully, I met a director who gave trustworthy consultations, and it’s already been about a month and a half since my revision surgery! I think the nasal tip that had drooped has been lifted well again. I did replace the silicone implant in the nasal bridge, but I had been fairly satisfied with the height before, so I don’t feel a huge difference there, but the nasal tip is amazing. Maybe because I complained a lot to the director about the nasal tip, it really shows that they paid careful attention to it:) And you can see how my nose was still thick because the bulbous nose wasn’t improved at all even though I had surgery, right? Even after having surgery once, it was still that thick.. Still, I think the hospital where I had the revision surgery corrected the bulbous nose perfectly too. It became much slimmer, right? The revision surgery wasn’t done at a famous hospital, just one with some word of mouth, but I didn’t expect it to turn out this well And I think the revision surgery hurt less than the first surgery. Was it because I was used to it?? There was also less swelling than during my first surgery, so right after removing the splint, I took off my mask and went around. So I think the swelling I did have went down faster too. Thankfully, I’m living satisfied with the revision surgery result:) I had been depressed because my first surgery failed, but after the revision surgery, I feel like I can live again.. I really learned the lesson that you shouldn’t take plastic surgery or procedures lightly.. From now on, even for simple procedures, I’m going to look into them carefully before doing them.. It may be meddling, but everyone, it’s good to become prettier through surgery, but I hope you look into it carefully before doing it~ I met a hospital that suited me well, so it ended with revision surgery, but if I hadn’t even properly researched the revision-surgery hospital and had done it anywhere, and it had failed, what would I have done? When I think like that, I still feel dizzy. I hope everyone chooses a good hospital:)