Rhinoplasty in White Plains, NY- Long Drive, but Worth It.

I'm still loving my nose almost 3 years later. The only issue I've noticed is that my right nostril seems to get more congested/a little harder to breathe out of than the other one. But, it's pretty minor so it doesn't bother me.

I can't believe it's been two years since I had this surgery! By now, a lot of people have already forgot that I had this done in the first place. I can officially say that I love myself and everything about me. I knew there were risks involved in surgery, but for me, those risks were worth taking. I remind everyone who asks about getting something done that not all stories have a happy ending. Time to time I do wonder how I would've been now if my results weren't what I was expecting. Is plastic surgery something I'd do again? Probably not. I learned to look past my flaws. Taking a risk once was enough for me. I wouldn't want to ruin a good thing. I feel a lot more confident. I don't mind when photos are snuck up on me. Thank you everyone at Realself for your help. I couldn't do it without you!

As time passes, I am more and more satisfied with my choice to get this surgery done. The little bump on my left nostril is still there, although I can feel it, it's not noticeable to the normal person. Other than that, I've continued to feel confident and have had no regrets. I still feel strange about touching the top of my nose at this point. I still have this idea that if I knock it or touch it too hard that I'll ruin the results. My tip has gotten a lot softer. I believe it feels like how it was prior to surgery.