I did a lot of legwork and had so many worries about revision rhinoplasty, and I’m finally doing it!!!

Hi!!! Some of you here may have seen my posts while I was going back and forth. I finally chose a clinic and even set a surgery date. I had lost interest because of an issue with the staff, and I even booked surgery at another clinic, but somehow I kept feeling lingering attachment. So I booked a second consultation. The second consultation was also at a clinic where there was a wait for the consultation, but of all days, the date of my second consultation reservation and the surgery date I had reserved at the other clinic were the same. Even until the day before, after countless worries, I canceled the place where I had booked surgery the day before and went ahead with the second consultation. I feel like it was a good thing I had the consultation. The reason I kept feeling attached was such a simple one. During the previous consultation, while going around for revision surgery consultations, I repeatedly heard and saw blunt photos of myself and doctors’ opinions at several clinics, and I began to realize, ah... my nose really was a strange-looking nose. So I told them, in a small, whisper-like, passing tone, that I felt like I couldn’t go around without a mask. They told me that my nose was not strange to the extent that I should think that way, so please don’t think of it like that so much. They said it could improve enough, and that they hoped I wouldn’t think of it as something too painful, and those words were a great comfort to me. Honestly, while going to consultations, it wasn’t even something I was doing because I wanted to, but because it had become deformed to the point that I had no choice, and I was going through all this trouble going here and there. There were times when I felt sad. Maybe that’s why it comforted me. If anyone here has a clinic they still feel lingering regret about for a second consultation, I hope you make sure to have the consultation with no regrets!!! I’ll post a review after surgery too.