I had surgery using L-shaped silicone a long time ago, and although it was painless, my nose would occasionally turn red, and it would get even redder if I was not in good health or my condition was not good. I decided to do it because I thought there would be many people who had similar nose surgeries to mine and would have the know-how, and it's been two months now. I didn't put anything in the bridge of my nose and used a septum for the tip of my nose. My nose bridge became lower, but it's not strange, and my nose feels healthier than before. The tip of my nose remains, so the line is fine and the redness has disappeared. I was very sensitive before the surgery, but I have to wait a few more months to know for sure, but I'm at ease now.
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SUNGYESA
