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Rhinoplasty: Experiences and recovery tips?

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Amy Phillips3 Amy Phillips3 Member
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joined Mar 2012
#141 ·
I am seeking some firsthand accounts regarding nasal bridge surgery.
Jesse Adams47 Jesse Adams47 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2011
#142 ·
rowdyfalcon35 said:that if it were done right, I wouldn't feel cursed! And look, I never actually asked for a pig-like nose—I just wanted him to straighten it out. He told me it might cause some mild depression or whatever you call it, but instead, he made it way too pointy, and now there's this huge indentation where the bump used to be after he took the whole thing out, and it looks just awful!! It looked absolutely stunning from the profile when everything was smooth, but now? It’s just hideous and unnatural from every angle—both side view and straight on. There's this massive dip, honestly, it feels like someone punched me right in the face.

I am so incredibly sorry you're going through such a rough time 😢. Honestly, my heart goes out to you. But listen—that indentation isn't necessarily permanent—usually, doctors can fix that by using cartilage grafts to fill the space back up. As for using fat from the knee area, I have to admit, that's a first for me! 🤷

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