Thirteen years ago, I shaved off the nose of the hawk and covered it with silicone. When I talked to my doctor, I said that I had to insert silicone because the bone that was cut out could grow back, but I said I didnt want it. It was said that silicone was inevitably inserted only after the operation was over. What if I already put it in? He lived 13 years with a 1mm silicone in his nose. As for the usual inconvenience, there were no symptoms except for the appearance of rhinitis. Then, 13 years later, the tip of my nose is slowly turning red. I dont know if its a build-up or if its an inflammation. I am looking for a removal hospital, and I am writing this in the hope that everyone will think carefully about nose surgery. Even if there are no immediate problems with implants, you never know when problems will arise, and you have to embrace the anxiety to have them for the rest of your life.
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SUNGYESA
