Two-Month Review After Revision Rhinoplasty for a Short Nose
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Before / 2M post-op
It has now been two months since I underwent revision rhinoplasty using my own tissue with Dr. Hyunju Kim at RU Plastic Surgery.
At the two-month mark, both the rib cartilage donor-site incision and the columellar scar have healed considerably.
The occasional sharp or prickling sensations I experienced during the earlier stage of recovery have also decreased noticeably.
Most of the major swelling has already subsided, and I feel that the remaining residual swelling is continuing to improve gradually.
The result has settled very naturally, to the point that even people around me do not immediately realize that I have undergone revision rhinoplasty.
I am very pleased with how naturally the nose is blending with the rest of my facial features as the recovery continues.
My surgical plan included revision rhinoplasty without a conventional synthetic implant, autologous rib cartilage for the nasal tip, nasolabial angle correction, pinched nose correction, and nostril lowering.
