I went for a consultation about removing the nose silicone and a drooping columella. As I’d heard, the director tends to speak in vague terms like saying he doesn’t know how it will turn out or that he can’t tell what state it’s in. He showed me surgery cases similar to my condition, which made me trust that he would only do the surgery that was truly necessary, and the surgical result was close to what I wanted.
If I had had photos of my original nose, I think it would have been easier to predict the progress, but since I couldn’t find any photos of my original nose, I couldn’t predict how the surgery would turn out, so I think I need to think about it more. He said that if only the silicone were removed, my nose could end up lifted or could sink down, so if I do it, I think I’ll go in the direction of a revision surgery.
The manager explained the costs for each surgical method in detail, and both the doctor and the manager were kind. The price seems not as high as I expected.