Successful revision rhinoplasty

Before <before surgery> I had rhinoplasty 6 years ago, but I was stressed because I didn’t like the shape of my nose, including the bulbous nose, upturned nose, and the starting point of the nasal bridge. I decided to have revision surgery and looked into various clinics, then read a blog. It was explained in detail and gave me trust, so I made an appointment and went for a consultation. Looking at the CT scan, they consulted with me for about an hour, and explained that during my previous nose surgery, L-shaped silicone had been used, and because the silicone was not in good condition, calcification had even progressed At other clinics, they only consulted about cosmetic aspects, but at the place where I had surgery, they also explained functional issues, and that gave me trust and helped me decide. The surgery was done using silicone, ear cartilage, and donated costal cartilage, and I also had bulbous nose correction and upturned nasal tip correction. They lowered the starting point of the nasal bridge, and also used ear cartilage in the philtrum area to correct a low philtrum. Since it was revision surgery, and the doctor who did my previous surgery had completely damaged my nasal septum, the director worked so hard on the surgery Since I went through such a difficult surgery, my nose also turned out well, and now I’m living well with a pretty nose hehe

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