New year, new nose!- Rhinoplasty by Dr Grigoryants, Glendale.

Just a quick update and a question for those of you that's over one year post. without pictures. Sorry guys!

I'm now 1 year and 3 months post. And I still don't like the right profile vs left profile. I really like my left profile but from my right one somehow I look piggy.

The other thing that bothers me is that I have this bump on top of my nose bridge and from the 3/4 angle the line that runs down from the top of my nose bridge to the bottom isn't straight because of this bump. As my nose becomes more and more defined this bump is becoming more obvious. Dr G said that I'll see results up to 3 years but has anyone else had this and saw any improvement?

It's now near 1 year post op for me so here are some of the latest. Overall I am very happy with my new nose and its DEF an improvement. I was looking at pictures of my old nose and my thought exactly was, "ew". Lol. So far, only two people have asked me if I did something to my nose and that I looked different. the funny thing is, I rarely see them nor am I close to them AND they are both males. Others have said nothing. That blew me away as my close friends hasn't said anything. There are a few things I'm not happy about. First is that I love my left profile view but not so much the right. For some reason it looks piggy from the right angle where it doesn't from the left. The tip is still very hard to touch and it's the only area where it feels there's any swelling left. There is also a tiny bump on the bridge and it's only noticeable in certain photos by not really. I saw Dr G at 10 months post and he told me that there is bit of swelling left there. I just can't understand why there would be swelling only in that tiny spot but none on the rest of the bridge?? I hope he's right. The tip is still feels upturned because all of the swelling has subsided on the bridge. I'm hoping that it will come down a little more. My nose is something I definitely don't obsess about anymore. And have learnt to stop being a perfectionist because I'm not quite sure that a perfect nose could be achieved with surgery. All in all I do not regret doing this one bit and feel much more feminine with my new nose. If Dr G says that nose can take up to 3 years for it to completely show results then i have faith in that it will come close to perfection. Now I get compliments on my nose :) and revision isn't a plan for me no matter the imperfections I described. I'm still very glad that u chose Dr G as my surgeon. No photos will be uploaded for this review. Sorry! The only thing that I wonder about is whether I should've left a little cornunella rather than get rid of it all, which in turn it could have improved