5 years ago, I had nose surgery using silicone + ear cartilage septum.
It didn't cause inflammation, but
the silicone on the bridge of my nose was clearly visible
, and since I didn't like the height of the tip of the nose and the overall line in the first place,
I started thinking about having a second surgery.
Especially once the silicone got bent. As I watched,
I became more worried about the implants.
So, at first I thought about removing it and looked into several hospitals, but
after consultation , it seemed like I could safely have reoperation
without removing it.
At first, the director recommended having it done with autologous surgery,
but I also wanted to do something fancy. I told him that it would be better
because there was no repeat surgery.
The director looked at my nose and
said that it was curved a lot to the right and that the silicone
was almost all the way to the tip of my nose. It was almost above my eyebrows, but the height was too high.
So, it was necessary to 'remove' the implant. He said there was none, and that it would be better cosmetically
to replace it with a shorter, slightly lower silicone one
. Even the nose was curved and the columella was corrected to bring it to the center.
If the tip of your nose looks lumpy, go back to correcting the nose.
They even said that the nasal septum is bent due to a lot of pressure.. haha..
And the consultation ended with the ear cartilage being cut again and reused.
Finally,
correcting the nose using silicone on the bridge of the nose and autologous ribs on the tip of the nose, lowering the nasolabial angle, and then correcting the columella and the vertex of the nose. I decided to go into
surgery like this and
made a reservation for the date.
I was worried that the swelling would be severe right after surgery, but after receiving injections and laser treatment for swelling at the hospital
, it got better quickly
. And since I used my own ribs, I was especially worried about how much my ribs would hurt.
If you look at the self-clothing reviews, it's difficult to lift the hair dryer to dry your hair..
It's hard to cough or laugh out loud because it hurts..
It's uncomfortable.. etc.. I don't mind holding it in for a week, but I think I was worried that it would last for a long time.
But I wasn't that worried. Unlike what was said, I didn't have much pain and
didn't have any major problems with my daily life (since it's a savasa, just keep in mind ㅠㅠ)
I heard it cost around 500 in total,
but if you want to know the exact amount, send me a note or comment.
I was worried about additional inflammation, so I used inflammation spray at the hospital. I bought it separately and used
it. I am using it while receiving follow-up care.
If there is any leftover, I can take it home.
Thank you for reading~^^
SUNGYESA
