Hello, this is my second post after writing a 3 month review. First surgery and nose guard? When it was removed, my nose was really I-shaped. It was like this before, but I lost some weight and the swelling from the surgery went down, so it wasn't a complete I-shape. I wasn't really surprised when I heard during the pre-surgery consultation that I could bend back to some degree after the surgery. Also, I was expecting it because the height of the left and right faces were quite different. Previously, it had a large > shape due to a fracture, so just looking at it now is a blessing. However, the area where the osteotomy was made (during surgery, this area was ground, cut, and hit with a hammer or something like that) hurts intermittently. It's accompanied by a slight headache... When it's severe, it's severe enough to take headache medication, maybe once or twice every three months? Frequency. The sole purpose of the surgery was to correct a crooked nose, but the doctor said that since my nose is thin for a man and my nose bridge is higher than that of the average person, it would be good to slightly raise the tip of my nose with ear cartilage, so I raised the tip of my nose slightly as well. Now, I think the surgery went really well, and since I used ear cartilage rather than an implant, I don't have to worry too much about side effects. (Do side effects occur with cartilage??) Anyway, my quality of life has greatly improved, and I have gained confidence by relieving great stress and complexes. Okay then.@@
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