My nose was short and upturned, my nostrils were somewhat visible, and I had a wide, blunt bulbous nose, which caused me a lot of stress... Functionally, I also had difficulty breathing because of a deviated septum, so this time I decided to visit clinics thoroughly and fix everything. During my consultation, the doctor at [Clinic B] said that I needed bulbous-nose correction and nasolabial angle correction together to create a masculine, refined straight line, so I booked immediately. I had a nasal implant, alar reduction, and deviated-septum correction all at once.
Immediately after surgery, I had cotton packing in my nose, and the area where the autologous rib cartilage was harvested, as well as my nasal tip, felt sore and stiff, so I struggled for a few days. But now that I am entering week three and the swelling is going down, I feel like I can finally live again, lol. I had been worried while looking at reviews of male bulbous-nose correction because I wondered whether the bluntness would really be fixed. But doing it together with alar reduction seems to have made my nostrils smaller, which I am happy about. I chose the right clinic. My short, upturned nose was pulled down nicely with nasolabial angle correction and autologous rib cartilage, so I am especially satisfied with the front and side views. There is still some residual swelling, but I think this is a success. If any men are deliberating about rhinoplasty, I recommend getting it done properly at a place that can define the line clearly.