“Difficult Emotionally - Want the Nose Droop to Return a Bit!”

Dont worry,the same happened to me..no bump but im a completly different person. Give it some time and see how it looks,if it doesnt work out then go for a revision rhinoplasty.

I feel exactly the same about losing my ethnic identity and the depression is great. Did you get a revision done? If so, let me know how it turned out, I really need help too. Thanks!

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I'm very depressed about the results too. I'm only 2 months post op. I hope I can live with my new face. My nose was crooked and I wanted a straight one but now I look like an elephant.