Before before before, after after after Because of rhinitis and a deviated septum, I wanted to improve nasal obstruction, so while looking into functional rhinoplasty, I also planned to correct my hump nose and bulbous nose. I started looking for clinics, and since correcting both is not easy, personally, searching online and going to consultations was harder than I expected First of all, aesthetically it matched my style really well, the director had a good aesthetic sense and reflected my needs well. Especially in my case, costal cartilage had to be used, but because of pain and scarring, I preferred donated costal cartilage over autologous costal cartilage. The director also handled costal cartilage really well and explained the functional aspects structurally one by one, speaking with certainty, so I decided to get it done.
Now I’m at one month, and the major swelling is gradually going down to some extent. The first thing I felt was aesthetic satisfaction. A hump nose and bulbous nose are both really difficult cases to improve, but it came out so well with the refined straight-to-slightly-curved feel I wanted, and as time passed, breathing became more comfortable too, so I was truly so happy. It made me think, this is why people get rhinoplasty. I had high expectations before surgery, but I was also a little worried. Now, without any of that, I enjoy seeing my appearance every single day