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Nose Re-Surgery@rhino-redo

One month after nose implant removal, getting through the contracture phase

Before<Front view before removal>Before<Side view before removal>Before<Top view before removal>After<Front view after removal>After<Side view after removal>After<Top view after removal>It’s finally been one month To be exact, it’s been one month and one day

I had one follow-up check in the middle and had something to ask, so while visiting the clinic, I also got swelling injections The swelling injections seemed to work well for me They told me to come again in a month if I had time, so I’m planning to go again They said it would be even better to get them about 3–5 times, so I’m planning to go at least 3 times

# If you compare the front-view photos before and after removal, the nostril on the left side of the photo looks a bit pulled upward, right?

I asked the director about this, and they said that area is going through the contracture phase, and since there wasn’t a big difference between the two sides immediately after surgery, they said to watch how the shape changes after the contracture phase passes, for up to 6 months at most So I’m trying to wait comfortably without feeling anxious

Just as the director said, the left side in the photo was also slower for the swelling to go down, and it felt harder than the right side

# My nostril sizes were originally uneven The director said this part can’t be matched in size I plan to match the size later through nostril/alar base reduction

# This is just my thought, but I think my contracture phase came a bit early Looking back now, I think it started about a week after the nose removal Actually, right now I don’t feel any pulling at all, and this is the most comfortable I’ve felt I think it’s probably the final stage of the contracture phase I hope the contracted areas gradually loosen, the nostril on one side comes down, and the lifted nasal tip also comes down quickly

Right now, I have almost no discomfort in daily life As long as I don’t open my mouth ridiculously wide, I’m living normally without discomfort, from smiling to using dental floss   Some people worry about splitting/irregularity along the nasal bridge For me too, my nasal bridge definitely feels lower than before removal, but my nose was very small to begin with, so rather than having a high bridge, the slightly lower look now actually suits my image better So I think that’s at least fortunate

If you leave any questions in the comments, I’ll reply

Surgery I had: removal of nasal bridge silicone + refining the nasal tip to match the nasal bridge height and shaping small pieces of septal cartilage and ear cartilage to support the nasal tip + lowering the columella

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