After a revision rhinoplasty, the short-nose issue is now improved

It has already been a full month since I had a revision rhinoplasty. My nasal tip-bridge segment was too short, so the tip looked clipped, and because of the curved shape, nostril asymmetry was also quite severe. In the beginning, because the feel kept changing as swelling resolved, I kept thinking—despite looking in the mirror every day— that I should wait and watch a bit longer. Now, though, I can clearly feel that the overall line has stabilized. What I like most is how beautifully the side line flows. Before, when seen from the side, my tip felt slightly pulled inward, so my profile looked cramped and even looked like a pig nose, but now that the tip comes down naturally and the length appears balanced, both front and side views look much more harmonious. The tip has become much softer than before. It is not yet a fully soft feel yet, but it is no longer hard or noticeably bothersome like in the early days, and there is no burden even when I touch it lightly. What surprised me most was that, over time, my nose appears to fit my face more naturally. When taking photos, I hardly find myself worrying about my nose anymore. The nostril asymmetry and the twisted look are now corrected so well that I can hardly even notice them, and this part feels genuinely very satisfying. Even when smiling or making expressions, there is no awkwardness, and I can comfortably wear glasses or wash my face without discomfort. It is not yet the final stage of settling, so I still need to keep observing, but at one month it is already satisfying enough. I’m already looking forward to how much more natural it will look once the remaining minor swelling goes down. Even though I chose this expecting it to improve a difficult-to-correct nose shape, I’m already pleased with it.