Before <1 year 8 months before getting a dermal injection> Before <1 year 8 months before getting a dermal injection> <1 year 10 months after getting a dermal injection> <1 year 10 months after getting a dermal injection> In two months, it will be 2 years since I had revision rhinoplasty with autologous dermis. Because of nose complications, I had surgery with autologous dermis, and I think I made a really good decision to live without worrying about my nose. It does not come out exactly in the shape you want like silicone, but I would recommend it to people who want to return to their natural nose but do not want a nose as low as their original nose. It seems that not all of the dermis gets absorbed after all. Still, absorption continued all the way until 2 years, so it has gone down to the height I had when I had an implant. If you look at my previous posts, you can see that my nasal bridge was extremely high, haha. Now it is so natural that no one knows I had my nose done, lol. Absorption differs from person to person, so it seems no one can know at what height it will settle ㅠㅠ For me, a lot was absorbed overall, so I even got the dermal injection provided as a service at this hospital, and now it is in just the right state. The injection will also be absorbed, but I am hoping a little of it remains. For those who no longer want to suffer because of foreign materials that are not autologous tissue, I definitely ㅠㅠ recommend dermis. I still have some lingering attachment to having a high and pretty nasal bridge, but because of rhinitis, I touch my nose a lot and I like exercising, so compared with the time when I lived sensitively to external impacts and felt stressed, I am much more comfortable now. If you want to live with peace of mind, I hope you seriously consider it. I am also telling many people around me who have had complications.
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