Autologous dermal nose revision surgery, 7-8 months post-op

As the silicone started showing through more and more, I felt anxious that contracture might be developing too, so I had revision surgery with autologous dermis, which is safe and has no implant-related side effects. For the first while, it was so high that it looked awkward, but since it was during the period when we were wearing masks, I got through it without much trouble~ It will be almost 8 months soon. For me, the area between my eyebrows is still much higher than other people’s. It may be because a lot was inserted at first, but they say it decreases slightly over time, so I’m not too worried. From the side it looks high, but since it isn’t silicone, the front view looks natural~ It doesn’t have that slim, sharp look that silicone gives, but I feel at ease because I’m free from the anxiety and the result looks natural. I also like that with autologous dermis, after absorption is complete later on, you can add more to the glabella, nasal bridge, or any uneven areas with injections. I feel like there is a slight step on the dorsum of my nose, so I’m planning to go add some soon. (They say uneven areas can be corrected even before absorption is complete.) For those worried about side effects from silicone or other materials, I recommend choosing autologous dermis.

Autologous dermal nose revision surgery, 7-8 months post-op

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