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Emily Lopez said:It looks... totally normal (lol), mostly because it actually is. My nose is 100% natural, after all. 😍 So yeah, this is just my permanent look—no post-op swelling or anything weird going on here.

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rustygardener172 said:😲 Give me a break... there's really no need to stress about it, I've already settled everything. My nasal bridge and root are straight enough... it's just that the lower cartilage decided after my surgery to go on a little flirtation tour with my right ear... and every day, it seems to be falling harder for it. 😁
Jokes aside... the truth is, I have absolutely no clue if my first surgery was botched or if my deviation just decided to make a comeback. I'm desperately hoping it's the former, because if it's the latter... what am I supposed to do, schedule repeat surgeries every couple of years?!
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I can't speak for your experience, but I had a major deviation—my nose drifted so far left I couldn't breathe through one nostril. They broke it, centered it, cleared out some cartilage... all using a closed technique. It wasn't a nightmare. Now, I can breathe perfectly and the nose looks great. Sure, it isn't mathematically symmetrical from left to right, but I didn't expect perfection, nor do I care. The bottom line is this: I can breathe normally, and the nose looks fine. That's all that matters. I'm beyond happy with my surgeon.

Amanda Morris76 said:wow. This is just rude.

wow. It's not rude. It's just being realistic.
rustygardener172 said:I'm heading in for a second surgery to get everything put back where it belongs. Honestly, I just want to be able to breathe through my nose normally again without relying on nasal spray every five minutes. 😁
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He’s going to take it right back to where he found it, smash it to pieces, and then center it just to be petty.😁
Jason White26 said:To be honest, I haven't read this entire thread. I started diving into it, but I gave up pretty quickly. From what I can see...
Look, we’re on page 69 now, and honestly? At least 60 of these posts need to be nuked. They have absolutely nothing to do with the actual topic at hand. It’s getting ridiculous.
For most people, it’s just a fashion statement. 😁 The comments here are basically just a bunch of girls gossiping about their latest shopping spree. So, where did you actually go for this? How much did the whole thing end up costing? It’s always the same cycle: "this one looks better," "I'm not really feeling this one," "this one gives me the best bridge shape," or "this one is just a total disaster." Honestly, looking at the results, there are moments where I genuinely feel like my nose looked better before I ever went under the knife.Sixty-nine pages already? Good grief. 😕

I couldn't agree more. Most people hanging out here act like they’re picking out a new pair of Nikes. They obsess over every single millimeter—is it leaning left? Is it pulling right? Is one side two millimeters wider than the other? Then they realize their nose isn't perfect, as if perfection and symmetry are actually achievable in the real world. 🙄Now they’re pushing for a second surgery. Honestly, it's just ridiculous.
I read through your experience, but honestly, things weren't quite that bad for me. I didn't feel any pain at all—I didn't even touch a single Tylenol the whole time. They swapped out my tampons the very next day and just kept replacing them every couple of days after that. If anything, the general anesthesia was the real nightmare. My nose feels great now and breathing is totally fine, though I'm still using saline rinses to keep things clear.