Hehehe after a second, no, revision surgery, if it succeeds, the satisfaction is honestly hard to describe, even more than when a first surgery succeeds... Of course, my first surgery failed, so I never even got to feel that small bit of satisfaction in the first place!!!!
At first, I was just happy about the fact that I had gotten rhinoplasty.. But as time passed, little by little.. For my first surgery, a hospital recommended L-shaped silicone a few years ago, so I got it, and it ended up failing;;;;;; So when I was looking into revision surgery, I think I researched and prepared even harder than for a job interview
I set my criteria around places with lots of reviews and surgeons who specialize in noses and are mentioned a lot, and looked into them
If I got even the slightest feeling of things like deposits, extra add-ons, pressure, and so on, I think I ruled them out There seem to be places that recommend autologous costal cartilage for revision surgery and raise the cost, but there was none of that Honestly, I was already feeling burdened about autologous costal cartilage from the start..
I had looked into donated costal cartilage, and the surgeon also said it seemed like it would be okay! I felt so relieved.. Honestly, my nose was so unattractive that I thought it might not even be possible
It has already been 5 months, and unlike my previous surgery, I don’t see parts I dislike slowly appearing, and when I went to the hospital regularly, the surgeon also said it seemed to have turned out well, and the staff were kind every time I went, which was nice..
Everyone, really think and think again about your nose, then decide carefully before doing it,, revision surgery is quite mentally difficult...!!