If there is anyone who is worried, I am leaving a message to see if it will help. I had only silicone implanted a few years ago, but have now had it removed and used only the tip of my nose with a non-implant. There was no inflammation or foreign body sensation, but when I took the picture, it was shiny under the light. There is little chance of inflammation, so I don't have to worry too much, but I think there will come a day when I get rid of it as my skin gets thinner as I get older, and the unique silicone line that rises between the eyebrows. I decided to get rid of it for these three reasons. I'm especially timid, so I don't like it when people ask me if I had plastic surgery because my nose bridge is high. When I look at Seongyesa members, it seems like they feel a lot of psychological pressure. Changed appearance, concerns about inflammation, foreign body sensation, etc. I would like to tell these people not to worry and just get rid of them. If it is removed, of course, the nose will be lowered to its original size, but just as nose surgery does not make you look prettier, it will not make you look significantly ugly if it is removed. When I removed it, I didn't want a high nose, I just wanted to make it a normal nose, so I only slightly trimmed the tip of the nose. Since I didn't use silicone, the bridge between the eyebrows wasn't as high, but it looked much more natural and I liked it!!! It's been a long time. In summary, there is no need to be afraid of things going wrong after removing the silicone, and I recommend it to anyone who is considering a non-implant nose surgery because they have an aversion to silicone. Unless the nose is extremely low, it is said that the reason Koreans have a low nose is because of the tip of their nose. You can look naturally pretty just by raising the tip of your nose a little! Well, I hope everyone enjoys the surgery :)
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