Correcting Initial Asymmetry and the First Tears of Happiness at the Mirror

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Cast removal just a week after surgery is always an incredibly touching moment and a real whirlwind of emotions. All the worries are behind, and ahead is the long-awaited meeting with the new you.

In the video, the patient sees her renewed profile for the first time. The initial asymmetry, hump, and droopy nasal tip are a thing of the past. Now the profile has become straight, elegant, and harmonious. Despite minor bruising and the postoperative swelling natural for the seventh day, sincere tears of joy speak louder than any words!

First impressions at the mirror:

— This is the lower part, which is still a bit swollen; we have just treated it. So, how do you like your nose?
I can’t believe it’s me… Super! Thank you so much!
— You’re very welcome. Wear it in good health!
I love it so much… They won’t even let me back home looking this beautiful! (laughs and wipes away tears)
— They will, they will.
Call my husband, quick!

Complex secondary piezorhinoseptoplasty and long-awaited joy
Complete restoration of nasal breathing and correction of the bridge curvature
Complex secondary piezorhinoseptoplasty and long-awaited joy
Complete restoration of nasal breathing and correction of the bridge curvature