Hello. It has already been 2 years since I had it removed, so I'm leaving a review. Around this time back then, there was a period when I came into this community almost every day, reading all kinds of reviews while deciding on a clinic. I had surgery right after I turned 20, and over time the silicone gradually started showing through, and because of psychological stress, I ended up having removal surgery. There was a time when I couldn't eat, couldn't sleep, cried every night, and was so stressed. ㅠㅠ I lost a lot of weight too. I think I spent 3 months just choosing a clinic for the removal surgery. I would make a reservation, get scared, and cancel... For my first surgery, I had the hump shaved down, silicone on the nasal bridge, and cartilage tying at the nasal tip. For the removal surgery, I had everything removed. It was done under local anesthesia, and I was so nervous on the operating table that my body was trembling. My nasal bridge got lower, the nasal tip spread out, and I also went through a contraction phase. As a result, I'm living very satisfied now. I still check my nasal bridge once in a while, but even though it's low, this suits my face, and my worries about my nose are gone, so I don't have stress anymore. The money I spent feels like a waste, I wasted time, and I went through a lot.. If I could go back to my past self, I would never do it. I would rather spend that money on skin care and body care. I don't know why my self-esteem was so low back then. Other people aren't as interested in my appearance as I thought, and raising my nose by a few millimeters didn't change my life. Have confidence and take care of yourself internally! There's that saying, live as you were born. Thank you for reading this long post :) Later, I'll come back with a photo review. For those considering removal, please take care of your health, and I hope everyone's surgery goes well. Don't worry too much. Fighting!
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