Everyone, last year I had the silicone in my nose removed and lowered the height a bit, while leaving the tip in place.But today I went and had everything completely removed too.It wasn’t because of any functional side effects or anything like that, but honestly, the first surgery already felt like it went wrong.Now that I think about it, I really think you need to check carefully whether the doctor’s aesthetic sense matches yours.The first hospital was way too glamorous..Before nose surgery, I had seen a lot of stories about people opening their noses many times, but I thought I’d be the exception haha. Honestly, if possible, don’t get nose surgery…Since 2023, I’ve had my nose opened once a year for a total of four times, and honestly, it became so exhausting.Thanks to the original hospital where I had the removal last year taking care of the follow-up, I was able to have it done comfortably Now that it really feels like the end, I just feel relieved for the moment..Can you love my nose for me I never want to put anything in my nose again.To be honest, since I had the total removal, I still haven’t really seen the shape properly, so I’m a bit worried.. But they said I can’t go back to my completely original nose anyway, so I’ll just have to live with thatStill, this time it was only the tip that was removed, so maybe because of that they didn’t pack my nose with gauze, so I didn’t have to deal with gauze anxiety There’s no splint either, just taping, so it’s much more comfortable I guess this means I’m graduating~~~~
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