3-month review after alar angle correction + male rhinoplasty

Here is my 3-month review after male nose surgery! I originally worried that my impression looked heavy because of the long-looking nose and the drooping tip, and I also had functional breathing discomfort, so this time I had alar angle correction and functional nose surgery together. As I am entering the 3-month mark, I can feel that the pressure in my nose and the difference in swelling throughout the day that I felt in the early stage are gradually decreasing. Especially in the morning and evening, there used to be a difference in how swollen it felt, but now it feels much more stable. It is settling in naturally without the overly done look that is unique to male rhinoplasty, so my satisfaction is high. Breathing has definitely improved as well. There are still times when I feel a bit stuffy if there is something inside my nose or when it is dry, but overall I can feel that breathing has become easier since the functional nose surgery. It feels like it is improving more and more as time passes, so I am taking care of it as part of the recovery process. The swelling has gone down a lot, so the front and side lines now look much more natural, and thanks to the alar angle correction, the protruding-mouth look and the droopy impression seem to have improved a lot too. Especially from the side, the nasal tip angle looks neater, which makes the proportions of my face itself look cleaner. The columella scar is still a little visible, but it is gradually fading compared to the beginning, and I do not think it stands out much unless you look closely. Overall, as time passes, it feels like it is settling in more and more naturally like my original nose, so I am satisfied haha