I hate my nose job. Will it get better? (photos)

May 25, 2015
Asked By:keeks52 in San Antonio, TX

My whole life I've always hated my nose and finally had it done. I'm two months post-op now and hoped it would get better but I absolutely hate it. I had a bump, which was the least of my concerns, but I think it was shaved down too much now there seems to be a shallow dip right before my tip which is even more bulbous than before, which is what I hated the most. Will the bulb go down with time? I am hoping it's swelling. Is the bridge too shaved down? Front's same which is what I wanted changed

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Answer: Postop rhinoplasty

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May 26, 2015

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May 26, 2015

Answer: A rhinoplasty takes one year for the swelling to go down.

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May 26, 2015

Answer: A rhinoplasty takes one year for the swelling to go down.

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