Nobility surgery 5th year review

I used to have nasolabial folds, but after rhinoplasty and losing a lot of weight, my nasolabial folds got worse, so I had noble surgery 5 years ago. (It is said that an incision was made inside the mouth and a 6mm implant was put in.)
 I was the type whose mouth protruded and wrinkled my nasolabial area. But even after the noble surgery, only the cheeks next to the bridge of the nose gained volume, and the nasolabial folds were the same.
 Instead, the areas that had been sagging due to lack of cheek fat gained volume, so my sharp friends felt that something had changed, and that I looked younger. There was something about my face. He asked me if I had done it.. Anyway, the nasolabial folds were the same, but the sagging cheeks were improved, so I lived with satisfaction.
 Now, 5 years later, with repeated diets and the passage of time, the skin on my face has naturally sagged, and I can see that the skin under my eyes has also sagged... ㅠㅠ The bags under my eyes have disappeared and the overall elasticity of my face has decreased, but there is volume only around my nose. It felt so foreign that I am now thinking about removing it. There is no particular swelling when it is removed, and it is said that the area where the implant was placed will gradually disappear and the face will return to its original state. (When I had the surgery, there was swelling for about a week.)
 This is also the time when I had a nose surgery . I'm trying to remove it.
 I thought it would be permanent, but as time goes by, implant surgery seems to be becoming more and more unnatural and noticeable. I
 was scared that fillers would cause blindness, and I heard that fat grafting wears off quickly, so I had noble surgery because I wanted something permanent.
 I have thin skin and lost a lot of weight. I think it's more because the skin lacks elasticity...
 Anyway, in conclusion, I'm writing this to be of some help to those who want to have noble surgery...!