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1 year anniversary!
One year post open rhinoplasty!
I have definitely noticed a lot of changes recently, my nose can look different (to me) most days. My surgeon had said that it can take up to 18 months to fully see the final result so still 6 months to go potentially, although I don’t think I’m too far from the end result.
The tip is still numb and hard to touch; I understand that will go away in time so it suggests that things are still settling in the tip. It is starting to take shape and have a bit of ‘lift’. The bridge I think is fully settled. Very impressive considering there was a big bump there before!
I have always had facial asymmetry, one cheekbone shorter than the other, so I do have a ‘good side’ when comparing my left and right side profile photo and that was the case pre surgery too. So it means that my nose looks different on one side profile compared to the other- again probably something that only I really notice!
Overall, I would still recommend Mr Chris Hill and going for rhinoplasty if it’s what you really want to do! I had been using a lot of filler to straighten the bump in my nose, having ‘liquid rhinoplasty’ annually. If you have a nose like the one I had, I wouldn’t recommend that you do this long term. Just go for the surgery; I think liquid rhinoplasty is best used for people with minor bumps on a small nose. I have attached a photo of my natural nose before liquid rhinoplasty side by side with a photo straight after my first liquid rhinoplasty. Other photos on my previous review updates show my before surgery photo- that is my nose after around 4 annual liquid rhinoplasties- it just got bigger!!!
I have definitely noticed a lot of changes recently, my nose can look different (to me) most days. My surgeon had said that it can take up to 18 months to fully see the final result so still 6 months to go potentially, although I don’t think I’m too far from the end result.
The tip is still numb and hard to touch; I understand that will go away in time so it suggests that things are still settling in the tip. It is starting to take shape and have a bit of ‘lift’. The bridge I think is fully settled. Very impressive considering there was a big bump there before!
I have always had facial asymmetry, one cheekbone shorter than the other, so I do have a ‘good side’ when comparing my left and right side profile photo and that was the case pre surgery too. So it means that my nose looks different on one side profile compared to the other- again probably something that only I really notice!
Overall, I would still recommend Mr Chris Hill and going for rhinoplasty if it’s what you really want to do! I had been using a lot of filler to straighten the bump in my nose, having ‘liquid rhinoplasty’ annually. If you have a nose like the one I had, I wouldn’t recommend that you do this long term. Just go for the surgery; I think liquid rhinoplasty is best used for people with minor bumps on a small nose. I have attached a photo of my natural nose before liquid rhinoplasty side by side with a photo straight after my first liquid rhinoplasty. Other photos on my previous review updates show my before surgery photo- that is my nose after around 4 annual liquid rhinoplasties- it just got bigger!!!
22 weeks post
I have to say, in the last couple of weeks I was worried that a bump was forming, or that the profile wasn’t quite right. Turns out some swelling was going down and things were changing day by day- and I love it something I don’t feel is talked about enough when it comes to surgery like this - your brain sometimes still ‘sees’ the old you in the mirror, or is programmed to look for the old flaw. Especially when you’ve hated something about yourself most of your life, it can be so strange to come to terms with the new face in the mirror and to really believe that it has changed
16 weeks post
….and after 2 weeks of the flu the tip is swollen. But still super happy with how the results are coming along! Wishing everyone a very merry Christmas
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