I had surgery in July of last year, and it has been 8 days since I had it removed on April 13, 9 months later. His nose was high and he had a buccal nose, but the nasal septum was used to tie the tip of his nose and cartilage. Even though the flesh is thick, it is set with a septum, so the nose looks like Pinocchio from the side, and the nostrils look like a figure 11 when viewed from below. The nostrils were completely pricked up, and the nose was also raised, but the nostrils seemed to be paired. It wasn't even a fuss. It's amazing to have endured 9 months in that state. Thinking about it now. The reason it was removed is because of the shape, but I think the inability to tolerate a feeling of foreign body was the bigger factor because the nasal septum went all the way to the tip of the nose and the tip of the nose was hard, like touching your elbow. Among the people who give me notes, they say that they had surgery because they knew that the pig's nose was not working and it was hard, but why did you remove it --- It's enough to just have a pretty shape before the surgery, and there's nothing to do with the pig's nose normally... I want to, but after surgery It's very uncomfortable and uncomfortable. The fact that the pig's nose doesn't work is not only that it doesn't rise when the tip of the nose is raised with your hand... I'm also very concerned about kissing. The nose should move naturally, but it is fixed with the septum, so if someone comes close to your face or touches your hand, you will be terribly surprised. Anyway, I removed these various inconveniences and things I didn't like the shape of. Except for the septum, the cartilage bundles were removed, and everything was completely removed. It was removed free of charge at the hospital where the operation was performed. In the 9 months before the removal, I think I went to the hospital more than 10 times just for the removal consultation. In the name of counseling, I cried and complained... But I guess I was lucky. Before the removal of the septum, I was very worried that it would collapse or that my nose would be completely lifted... The swelling hasn't gone down yet, and I can't tell you because it's said that the contracture will come soon. The current state seems to be somewhere between the old nose and the nose after surgery. I don't know how to explain it, but I like how it looks after removal. Originally, the side profile was very long because the tip of the nose was extended with the nasal septum, but after removal, it shortened, and the shape of the nose remains slightly half-beige as it was after surgery. And the front view was a little higher than the original nose, but after surgery, the nostrils came down rather than clearly visible. If you look at the nostrils from the bottom, it looks like an 11-shape, and it looks like someone had surgery. If I had known that it would come back so quickly, I would have wanted to remove it earlier... but since I waited for a long time and removed it after the nose had loosened up to some extent, I think it would have been removed without any serious side effects... I am comforting you . In the past, the tip of the nose was hard enough to make a clicking sound when the tip of the nose was tapped (;;), but after removal, it became soft. Of course it will be hard again when the build comes, but I believe time will fix it. I am taking care of myself, taking good care of my meals, taking medicine, and steaming to sleep with a humidifier on. Before the operation, I thought that the world would change if only surgery.... During the nine months that were like a nightmare, I felt deeply what the real value was . It was very difficult because... After removal, I feel like I'm slowly finding my old self, so I'm very happy. Even if I don't completely return to the way I was before, I am satisfied with just being out of the artificial appearance after surgery .
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SUNGYESA
