All of a sudden, from my nasal tip to my nasal bridge, I feel a foreign-body sensation and like it is swollen, even up to the glabella. Could this be a side effect? From the outside, my nose looks fine.
I am taking medication, but I am not sure. What am I supposed to do if this happens even though I had it done with donated dermis?
In this kind of case, complete removal is probably the answer, right?? I did not use silicone at all.
I’m debating the removal surgery method
I was told L-shaped silicone was cut and inserted into my nasal bridge, and the nasal tip was done with ear cartilage. It’s been 10 years since my rhinoplasty. It’s definitely not a pretty nose, but it was better than before, so I had just
L-shaped silicone removal, revision surgery
I don’t have inflammation or anything like that, but it’s been a long time since I had surgery with L-shaped silicone, and I don’t know when problems might arise, so I’m thinking of removing it. Is there anyone here who had it removed for…
Do I have to use rib cartilage after all..
I felt like consultations at three places weren’t enough, so I went to Mind for another one. Thankfully, the consultation details were similar. At Mind, Director ㅇㅇㅌ answered my questions well and all. But now I think I need to decide…
I have a short nose, but it’s not contracture; about clinics
My nose is short and small, so I need revision surgery Right now it doesn’t even look like I had my nose done, so I’m dissatisfied with the shape I didn’t have any side effects. I was just looking into clinics and wondered if I should go…
Considering revision surgery for visible nasal tip cartilage due to thin skin
I had surgery 8 years ago using silicone for the nasal dorsum and ear cartilage for the nasal tip, but recently the ear cartilage in my nasal tip seems to have shifted to one side, drooped, and become visible through the skin. At this…
Should I have surgery right away?
I had surgery 8 years ago with an L-shaped silicone implant + ear cartilage, and now the silicone has shifted, so the cartilage is protruding inside my nose, you know? But there’s no inflammation and it doesn’t interfere with my daily…