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<Side view after surgery><45 degrees / After surgery (top) Before surgery (bottom)><90 degrees / After surgery (top) Before surgery (bottom)>At first, my desire to have my nose removed after surgery has completely disappeared. It's been almost 6-7 weeks now.
 
However, I'm worried that my nose is too high.
 The doctor assured me that the height won't go down any further (because it's a self-nose), and
 
my mom said it's too high than I thought. I say it's high, and my dad says it's so awkward every time he looks at it.
 Even my friends who don't talk honestly and only say nice things tell me that it looks like a nose that's hard for Asians to have.
 
The problem is that I have the typical narrow face of an Asian, so there's a bit of incongruity with my nose. What I mean is that
 
4.5mm was added from the starting point of the nose, and the nose shape was created between the straight beoseon and the half beoseon, so the tip of the nose seems to have risen by more than 1 cm. I
 
really like the front shape and the side lines are good, but the height itself is high... It's amazing. It's a dilemma.
 I want to move in parallel here and lower the height by about 2-3 mm. I'm worried that if I do that, my nose will look like a wide nose again from the front... haha.
 
After the nose surgery, I looked into a lot of removal surgery for a week and had a lot of nose surgery. I regretted it and thought I would never have a nose surgery again if I could go back, but
 now I am considering to some extent a revision surgery to lower my nose. I am just considering it. Maybe it will be in 10 years,, ha.
 
How do you guys think?
 Of course, I would rather have a nose surgery than a surgical nose. Although I think it's much better, did I lack the explanation of the nose I wanted in my communication with the doctor? It's a shame.
 
If you look at the overall shape, you'll see that my nose is a bit high. It's a community where an unspecified number of people see it, and it's not a bad thing, but I was afraid that it would be seen during monitoring at the hospital, so I covered it as much as possible.