They first gave a general explanation of the pros and cons of autologous dermis and silicone complications, then moved on to individual consultation.
The director was extremely confident with 25 years of experience, and I felt that I could entrust the final nose surgery to them. The plan was to open it up first, remove the silicone, and observe for a few days; if things looked okay, then proceed with autologous dermis surgery. If inflammation still occurred even after removal, surgery would be done 6 months later. I felt very upset, but they said that in most cases the chance of doing it 6 months later is low, so that made me feel a little better.
But the manager saying it had to be done quickly because the silicone had already caused inflammation (while this hospital and other hospitals said that was not the case, and that there are many possibilities and you cannot know until opening it up?) made me feel bad. It was clear I had already been leaning toward having surgery here, but it made me think, is this really right..? Still, the surgery would be done by the director, so..