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4 years later..
4 years later. I'm still very happy. My chin has remained unchanged during this whole time. My nose does tend to continue to change. The tip now sags a little when I smile but this may be due to the act that I'm getting older!
But otherwise it's been pretty stable.
I never added photos but here they are. Demonstrating a subtle change (which is what I wanted) that is very natural and improved my look a million times over. I'm a better version of myself :)
Hope this has helped people in their own research.
But otherwise it's been pretty stable.
I never added photos but here they are. Demonstrating a subtle change (which is what I wanted) that is very natural and improved my look a million times over. I'm a better version of myself :)
Hope this has helped people in their own research.
Almost 18 months later...
Its been 1year and 5 months post op. Here's a quick update. I am now 30 years old and completely comfortable with my face, i hardly spend any time analysing my features in the mirror and i just get on with life. Life is good and i am so pleased with my results.
Nose: I'm still very happy with it but you need to be mindful that the face continues to slightly change and things will never be 100% perfect. Here are the flaws: my nostrils are still not completely symmetrical but no one would notice this but me. I still have difficulty breathing clearly from my nose (its often feels constricted) and this can be irritating. I have developed a slight bump (only on the right hand side profile) on the bridge of my nose and i it feels like some tiny bones have shifted a bit (it probably didn't help that i was wearing glasses during the recovery period) and although i don't like this, i'm certainly not going to be pedantic enough to go for a revision! My nose is still a huge improvement and i'm happy with it.
Chin: my chin has not changed at all. My lower incisor teeth are still slightly numb but i am used to this now. My 'double chin' is still completely gone and i have a lovely jawline which i appreciate.
SO overall, i am very happy with my outcome :)
Facial cosmetic surgery is a huge decision and one not to be taken lightly. I hope this post helps you make a decision for yourself, understanding (and accepting) that things will never stay static, your face is unique and will respond to surgery in its own unique way, but trust in your surgeon is the key.
Good luck!
Nose: I'm still very happy with it but you need to be mindful that the face continues to slightly change and things will never be 100% perfect. Here are the flaws: my nostrils are still not completely symmetrical but no one would notice this but me. I still have difficulty breathing clearly from my nose (its often feels constricted) and this can be irritating. I have developed a slight bump (only on the right hand side profile) on the bridge of my nose and i it feels like some tiny bones have shifted a bit (it probably didn't help that i was wearing glasses during the recovery period) and although i don't like this, i'm certainly not going to be pedantic enough to go for a revision! My nose is still a huge improvement and i'm happy with it.
Chin: my chin has not changed at all. My lower incisor teeth are still slightly numb but i am used to this now. My 'double chin' is still completely gone and i have a lovely jawline which i appreciate.
SO overall, i am very happy with my outcome :)
Facial cosmetic surgery is a huge decision and one not to be taken lightly. I hope this post helps you make a decision for yourself, understanding (and accepting) that things will never stay static, your face is unique and will respond to surgery in its own unique way, but trust in your surgeon is the key.
Good luck!
4+ Months post Op. I'm completely comfortable...
4+ Months post Op.
I'm completely comfortable with my face now. I feel so much prettier and I'm so happy to know that I will have these lovely features for the rest of my life. My nose feels completely normal now. The right side is a tiny bit more defined than the left, but this may continue to change.
My chin: I am still numb in my lower incisor teeth but I have gotten used to this and accept this as the only draw back. It may resolve in time but It doesn't affect my eating.
I am also used to my lower lip looking a tad smaller and funny enough- I now prefer it this way! In summary- I have accepted that my nose or chin may not be 100% exactly how I want but its 95% there and that's good enough because as Prof David says, 'the face is not a piece of wood that you can just chisel to your desired shape. It will move and change accordingly due to the complexities of muscles, nerves etc'. So you have to give allowances for that and try not to be so pedantic. Plus he can only work with what you got!
So thank goodness for Drs like Prof David!
Im Very happy!
I'm completely comfortable with my face now. I feel so much prettier and I'm so happy to know that I will have these lovely features for the rest of my life. My nose feels completely normal now. The right side is a tiny bit more defined than the left, but this may continue to change.
My chin: I am still numb in my lower incisor teeth but I have gotten used to this and accept this as the only draw back. It may resolve in time but It doesn't affect my eating.
I am also used to my lower lip looking a tad smaller and funny enough- I now prefer it this way! In summary- I have accepted that my nose or chin may not be 100% exactly how I want but its 95% there and that's good enough because as Prof David says, 'the face is not a piece of wood that you can just chisel to your desired shape. It will move and change accordingly due to the complexities of muscles, nerves etc'. So you have to give allowances for that and try not to be so pedantic. Plus he can only work with what you got!
So thank goodness for Drs like Prof David!
Im Very happy!
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