I've always just read other people's rhinoplasty reviews, but now that I've had the surgery myself, I'm writing one now, haha. I've always had a decent nose bridge, but it was really stressful that my nose tip was drooping and my nasolabial angle had collapsed, making my profile look blurry. Whenever I took photos, I always looked like I lacked dimension, and above all, I hated how my nose shape would collapse when I smiled because my tip was weak. I looked up a lot of rhinoplasty reviews, and I became interested because I heard that people like me who are concerned about a drooping nose tip or nasolabial angle often opt for using donated rib cartilage combined with nasolabial angle correction. During my consultation, the doctor also explained that donated rib cartilage is more stable for supporting the nose tip, and that combining it with nasolabial angle correction results in a much more natural profile, so I decided right away. When reading rhinoplasty reviews, everyone seems to worry a lot about swelling, but for me, the swelling wasn't as severe as I expected, and the contours started to take shape after about a week. In particular, about a month after the surgery, I noticed that my profile had changed very naturally. Before, when I smiled, the tip of my nose would droop, making my mouth look protruding, but now the overall balance of my face has improved significantly. I decided to have the surgery after referring to many rhinoplasty reviews, but I am truly satisfied. I feel even more proud because those around me say it looks natural and doesn't look artificial. If you were worried about your nose tip or nasolabial angle like I was, and you have searched through many rhinoplasty reviews, please definitely consider the combination of donated rib cartilage and nasolabial angle correction! I left a rhinoplasty review, and I hope it was helpful in some way~ :)