I had silicone placed in the nasal bridge and used septal cartilage and ear cartilage for the nasal tip. Because I had a dragon nose, I also had all the cartilage and skin tissue from the nostril-lowering surgery removed completely. I had it removed only two months after my nose surgery, and the director said it was okay to remove it before 6 months, so I had it taken out as quickly as possible. Before surgery, when I was signing the surgical consent form, they emphasized that even after nose removal, my nose might not return to its previous shape, and they told me to write the consent form by hand. Something like, "I was informed that the shape of my nose may not return to how it was before." And when I asked the director whether they do cartilage repositioning, they asked what that was... I was so flustered So I said I did not know very well either, but I had heard that after removing the septal cartilage, the nose could collapse or become upturned, so it seemed like cartilage repositioning was usually essential. Then they said that is not the name of a surgery. They said they would shape it to look similar to my previous nose. The nose removal surgery took about 1 hour, I think? Usually after removal they put tape on the nose, but I got a splint.. The splint is so uncomfortable Also, there is cotton inside my nose, so breathing is uncomfortable and my nose hurts too... Earlier, when I removed the gauze that was catching the nosebleed, it seemed like my nostrils were way too visible........ I wonder if it has contracted I am so worried They did say my nose should not become upturned because I did not develop inflammation, but I am scared....
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