It has been 11 months since full removal, but the tip of my nose is seriously big. It feels like it is twice as big as my original nose. At first I thought it was swelling and scar tissue, so I waited, but even after a long time it is still way too big, so I don’t think much will change even if I wait longer. Because the tip is so big, it looks weird from every angle. It feels like only the tip of my original nose was swollen up as if stung by a bee. Even after full removal, what is the problem? I can’t even look in the mirror, and I don’t think I can live like this. I want to eliminate everything that makes the tip thick, but should I remove some scar tissue and soft tissue? Is there any hospital that handles cases like this? Is there any way to solve it..
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