 I had a contracted nose and
had
a repeat surgery with very satisfactory results. I
had a natural straight line
, but gradually a border appeared between the bridge of my nose and the back of my nose.
People started asking me if it was a scar, so I went to the hospital and they said that
the bridge of my nose was not separated, but that my nose bridge was strong. He
said it was because of the sternum on the bridge of the nose.
So I removed the sternum on the bridge of the nose and used
ear cartilage and dermis behind the ears
to fill in both cheeks of the nose. Also, I touched up the area that looks hollow along the border a little more. They said they would make the breasts a little and
fill them in.
The doctor told me to wait a month to see if it would fill up, but
it's been 2 weeks and I'm so dissatisfied.
I had the surgery because of the borderline, but it looks pitted, so I'm embarrassed.
Having surgery under anesthesia is no joke...
This was my case. Is there anyone who really got it?
My nose is small and my skin is thin, so I'm too scared to have surgery again,
and I'm thinking about stem cells. Is there anyone who has had success?
The photos are in chronological order.
The first is when the surgery went well (5 months later),
and the second is when the border line appears and the side disappears (1 (After a year and a half)
The third surgery was done again and
no changes were made to the structure of the bridge of the nose. The sternum on the bridge of the nose was removed and both sides of the nostril were filled.
The fourth surgery is today after the surgery on October 1st. I am so upset
and have no idea what has improved.
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