I had rhinoplasty a few years ago at a large hospital in the provinces, but the shape of my nose has changed,
and it’s starting to look upturned, so after worrying about it a lot recently,
I’m finally going for a revision consultation today (contracture..)
I’m looking into clinics known mainly for nose surgery, with one director who built experience and then opened their own clinic.
For now, I’m thinking of removing the nasal implant and having revision surgery using autologous tissue..
I’ve searched a lot of reviews here too, and among places that handle cases similar to mine naturally,
I’ll pick a few, go for consultations, and leave a review.
The clinics I’ll visit today are Cheoeumcheoreom and Another.
Tomorrow is Kowell.
Sometime next week, Kowon.
That’s how I’m planning to look around..
They say if there’s inflammation, you can’t have revision surgery right away.
Then if I book surgery, do they remove it first, treat the inflammation, and then after a few months
put the implant back in and do the surgery?
During the period after removal while treating it, won’t my nose become even stranger?
Since there was an implant and then it’s gone..;;
I’m so curious.
And autologous tissue has a much lower chance of contracture, right?
That’s why revision surgery is usually done with autologous tissue, right?