★ First nose surgery in 2015 <I lived fine for 13 years, but the nasal tip drooped a bit, so I decided on revision surgery> ★ January 2018 nose revision surgery <They made my nose too high in a way that didn't suit my skin, so my nose became crooked and the tip became J-shaped. Maybe the director acknowledged it too, because they said they would do another revision for me> Up until then, I just didn't like the shape; I never imagined inflammation would develop.
★ August 2018 revision surgery <The doctor talked as if he had only roughly shaved the nasal tip, so I felt a bit upset. Still, I held it in because I wanted to resolve things smoothly / But he really had done it roughly. The crooked middle part hadn't been corrected at all, and for the J-shaped nasal tip, only the front part was shaved. Everything else was left the same~ If they had opened it up anyway, they could have corrected it too. I was honestly dumbfounded.
★ The inflammation started in November 2018. The nasal tip was red, hot, and felt tight~~ I got antibiotic injections and IV drips~ They poured about 4 kinds of strong antibiotic medications into my whole body. Another hospital looked at the medication and was horrified. ~~ I endured it like that for 5 months. The doctor kept taking the approach of telling me to take medicine and wait and see. ★ In March 2019, I eventually let everything go and had the silicone removed. They said the septal cartilage doesn't get inflamed, so I left it in~~ But even now, until May, the inflammation still hasn't gotten better. Why on earth is this happening? ㅜㅜ The doctor keeps trying to give me only medicine, and my money, body, and mind are all ruined. I'm still looking into things now~~
I had no inflammation before, and the rough job during the revision in the middle was truly medical malpractice. I think that was when the inflammation started.
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