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<tip of the nose><tip of the nose>hello.

I had plastic surgery 8 months ago by inserting silicone into the bridge of my nose and ear cartilage into the tip of my nose.
 
I have thin skin and was afraid of side effects, so I asked them to raise it just a little bit.
 
After the surgery, the doctor said my skin was too thin and I had
 fillers before the surgery. He said that the surgery was very difficult because
 the wounds did not dissolve.
 
About 2 months after the surgery, the tip of my nose was red and the cartilage looked round, so I
 visited the hospital. The doctor who performed the surgery had changed, and a new doctor was there.
 He said it was because my skin was thin, so I went to the consultation room. Jang only told me that it was because I was sensitive.
 
At that time, I was afraid of reoperation, so I kept watching, but
 these days, it looks worse, like in the picture.
 

Is it because the skin is so thin that the round cartilage at the tip of the nose shows through??
Also, I have really bad flushing and blood circulation is poor.
 Whenever that happens, my entire nose gets red. It's especially worse when I'm not in a good condition.
 
I think it's more because my skin is thin and blood circulation is poor. Is this a sign of inflammation?


The tip of my nose doesn't stay like that in the picture, but it happens every few hours and once every 2-3 days.
 Is this a sign of inflammation? ㅠㅠㅠ When I flush, my entire nose also turns red.
There is no swelling, smell, pain or any other symptoms. I just feel a tingling sensation every now and then
 
. It's been less than a year since I had the surgery, and I've now settled down and got a job after getting plastic surgery.
I'm scared to go to the hospital because I'm afraid they'll tell me to have another surgery.