Both are under the condition that only the silicone is removed and the capsule is not removed, but the prices differ by one million won. They’re in the same area, so why is it like this? The first hospital recommended tip surgery 6 months after removing the silicone. (They said it’s better to first remove it and do the surgery after the inside of the nose has recovered. There is no contracture, but since I said my nose usually swells easily, they were concerned about infection? because the internal condition might not be good when opened, so they said it’s right to only remove the silicone. They said if the condition is bad when they open it, they don’t operate and will close it.) The second hospital says I can have tip surgery at the same time as silicone removal. When I asked if there was no concern about inflammation since my nose tends to swell easily, they said they didn’t think that would happen and were leaning toward saying I could have the surgeries together.
I’ve had nose surgery before (over 10 years ago), but is the infection risk really that high if they operate with an open approach? They’re talking extremely conservatively... There’s nothing like an external appearance issue or the nose becoming hard