I am currently attending consultations for nose revision surgery.
 My nose is short and the tip of my nose is slightly raised. I am thinking of having revision surgery to lower my nose and correct the shape of my nose. I went to many
 
hospitals, and I liked the doctor at one of them, so I went to one hospital where I was concerned about severe contractures and thin skin. For this reason, they suggested raising the bridge of the nose to a Megaderm and using the nasal septum. However,
 
I have not heard from other hospitals that the contracture is severe (I heard that the nose was slightly raised but not to the extent that surgery is needed immediately), so I was thinking of reoperation only with silicone ear cartilage. I was really worried when the topic of dermis suddenly came up.
 
In fact, I avoided dermis because they said it has a high absorption rate and high rate of inflammation. My family really likes the director and the director said that in my case, if I put it again, it would build up 100%, so donating dermis wouldn't be safer. I'm
 
worried. Actually, I don't want to use new materials, but I'm worried that you're saying it so strongly. Did my nose have such severe contracture? Why didn't other hospitals say things like that?

Please give me advice.