I'll explain why you need to be careful about rhinoplasty

This isn't hearsay, it's my own experience Even if you're careful, problems or dissatisfaction can still happen But I think if you're not careful, you're more likely to go through those problems Of course, there are probably people who did it without thinking much and are satisfied with no problems But that wasn't me, so if you're going to argue, just go back I'm someone who ended up getting revision surgery because of a first surgery I wasn't careful about, so I can't relate What did I get from getting my first surgery without being careful? A style and shape I didn't want And side effects A style and shape I didn't want was really stressful and irritating But there were no major issues, and even if I got revision surgery, I kept wondering whether it could become the nose I wanted So originally I was someone who only thought about revision surgery and never really thought, I should get it! I started thinking that getting rhinoplasty in a shape that doesn't suit me eventually leads to problems too If I had studied the materials And the surgical methods a bit, and had some level of knowledge, Could I have avoided this situation? I thought about that too After getting revision surgery and thinking back on it, I think meeting a conscientious doctor is important for this part too Honestly, I never once wanted a sharp, flashy nose I just wanted the things I wanted to fix to improve, without it looking obvious that I had surgery When side effects appeared too, whether I only had removal or went as far as revision surgery, What I wanted to check most was whether my nose could return to the natural-looking nose I originally wanted What I did differently from my first surgery at that time was I stayed up all night looking for the director's surgical reviews;; I didn't understand why people said to look carefully at reviews But in a popular post, someone said that when looking into rhinoplasty, you have to look at reviews like crazy And while looking at reviews, you should look at the nose tip shape of people who had surgery, the nasolabial angle from the nose tip to the lips, And how much the columella changed, things like that But that was really true Each director has a different style; So... now you know why people say you need to be careful about rhinoplasty... Be careful when looking for a clinic You think it's a waste of time to do online research? You might finish it once and for all, but please remember that if you look into it carelessly, you might end up doing it two or three times... You need to go to a director who can match what you want If you want to have rhinoplasty safely, I think it's good to find a director who doesn't overtreat To know things like this, it means you have to go to consultations like crazy... I didn't just want silicone removal I wanted to make my nose look more natural even if that meant revision surgery So I kept doing online research and going to consultations until I somehow found a director who does a lot of natural-looking revision rhinoplasty Even after the splint was removed, I kept watching for quite a while as the swelling went down The upturned-looking appearance disappeared too, and my nose did come out naturally, like my own nose So I feel like all that online research and footwork wasn't useless Everyone please work hard on online research and consultations I see quite a lot of people saying they want surgery to look natural too But know that there are clinics and directors who operate in trendy ways from the start (the place where I got my first surgery was like this) And there are separate directors who do natural-looking results (a director who only focuses on noses gave me an honest consultation) Anyway, there's nothing bad about being careful