You are much luckier than me. At least you met an honest doctor. I'm afraid you will lose more than you gain. I had a nasal bone reduction operation in 2007. In our best hospital, I spent more than 5 thousand on general anesthesia. The nose is bigger and stronger than before. But now the problem is complicated. After that, my nasopharynx always feels dry, my nose has a lot of ventilation, my nose is getting less and less, and my nose's wetting and filtering function is completely lost. Now my eyes and chest are also affected. My eyes and muscles are bloodshot and dry, my chest is tight and I have shortness of breath. It's hard to sleep. Now you have to wear a mask at home and dare not exercise more. I suggest you relax. You've been stable for over three years. Rather than take the risk, let nature take its course. All of the above are personal experiences. Don't trust medical treatment. Small hospitals may not be able to do a case of nasal bone reduction in one year. You can only practice their hands, and the big hospitals in Beijing and Shanghai can't cure all diseases. It is very difficult to find an expert to register, and ordinary people may not be able to serve. I advise you to be patient. Life is always more important than your nose.