Revision Rhinoplasty for Upturned and Short Nose (Male) - Seattle, WA

The nose is starting to settle, and the swelling has gone down to the unrecognizable. I am very happy that the nose eventually looks normal again. The nose still collapses when I breathe heavily, and I have quite a lot of allergies, so I would have to to open the airflow with spreader grafts at some time, but now, ulike earlier, it's not that big of a rush. You can see in the one photo of the nose, that is one month after the first surgery, that the nose clearly looks something quite different now, and I am happy it turned out like that, not as bad as first expected.
I have for the first time tried filler in the cheeks, jaw and chin. I like the results so much. I am considering one more syringe in the cheeks, but for now I am happy, as I don't look as tired as I did before. And I also feel that the filler placed in the jawline and chin makes my face look a bit more angular and masculine. It's what I've allways wanted.

It's now over 1 year since I had the original rhinoplasty, which was on the 28th November, 2013. The nose looks better now, compared to the first 6 months. I don't really think much about the apperance when I am amongst other people, or when I am working, and it does not seem that other people care much either. And that is very positive.

If it weren't for the breathing problems I now have, I am not really sure it would be worth spending 13K on a revision rhinoplasty. The very drastic changes I first believed I had to make, to obtain this desired masculinity, are in fact not that big of a deal any longer. I don't think every single aspect and every feature on my face have to be 100% masculine, or just as masculine as every other feature. Instead I want to look healthy and youthful, but combined with the masculine. Not overdoing anything is an important keyword.